Data including names, bank account numbers and NRIC numbers were extracted from outdated servers. Read more at straitstimes.com.
SINGAPORE - Real estate firm OrangeTee & Tie has been fined $37,000 after the Personal Data Protection Commission found that the data of more than 250,000 customers, employees and agents had been compromised.
OrangeTee & Tie then filed a police report and also reported the incident to a division under the Cyber Security Agency of Singapore. In total, 256,583 people were affected by the data breach, most of them customers of OrangeTee & Tie. Two database servers were connected to Internet-facing web servers, and that exposed the personal data to security risks.
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