Cybersecurity digesa siasat dakwaan 13 juta data pengguna Maybank, Astro bocor - Fahmi Fadzil

green~tea

alesandra replied at 3-1-2023 02:10 PM
Offtopic tapi ada kaitan dgn maybank.mmg seluruh negara ke asb  kt maybank sistem offline?ke kt  may ...

Line busy kottt sbb 3 january lah orang berpusu2 keluarkan dividen... 1st day bukak ASB for withdrawal uolzzz

alesandra

green~tea replied at 3-1-2023 02:33 PM
Line busy kottt sbb 3 january lah orang berpusu2 keluarkan dividen... 1st day bukak ASB for withdr ...

Fuhhh bersidai la 2-3 hari ni.mmg x penah dibuat pun nak withdrawal 1st day.skrang tgh sengkek la pulakk post office pun jem

green~tea

alesandra replied at 3-1-2023 02:37 PM
Fuhhh bersidai la 2-3 hari ni.mmg x penah dibuat pun nak withdrawal 1st day.skrang tgh sengkek la  ...

Ko withdraw maybank ke asb? Kalo nak withdraw asb, ko buat online je la myasnb tu..

Kalp withdraw maybank as usual la kot

green~tea

Updates circular mengenai kebocoran maklumat Astro, Maybank & SPR

Alhamdulillah.. bg pihak maybank, selepas investigation.. maklumat yg bocor tu hanyalah nombor akaun dan tidak boleh digunakan utk any transactions

green~tea

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Maybank has confirmed that recent allegations regarding a supposed customer data leak from its database are false. This came following its investigations after the bank was alerted of the claim at the end of last week.

In a statement, Maybank reassured customers that their banking data have not been compromised, and remain secure and private. “Maybank will continue to prioritise its cybersecurity and data protection measures as customer data protection is of utmost importance to the bank,” it said.

For context, a Facebook post had claimed last week that the data of 1.8 million Maybank customers had been leaked and posted on a database marketplace, along with those from Astro (3.5 million subscribers) and Suruhanjaya Pilihan Raya (SPR) (7.2 million voters). Said to have been posted on 25 December 2022 (7.56pm), the leaked information allegedly included each individual’s login ID, full name, date of birth, address, and identity card number.

Following that, Maybank issued a statement saying that it will investigate the claims as it “has not experienced a data breach” in its system. It also took the opportunity to reiterate its commitment to safeguard the security, privacy, and integrity of its data and systems.  

Meanwhile, Communications and Digital (KKD) Minister, Fahmi Fadzil noted that early investigations carried out by his ministry found that the Maybank account numbers contained within the sample data are invalid – which means transactions cannot be carried out using the data. He also revealed that there is a possibility the data could be related to an earlier data breach incident that happened back in 2018.

The minister also highlighted that KKD is still investigating the claims with the support of CyberSecurity Malaysia, via the Personal Data Protection Department. Additionally, the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) has been directed to block access to the database marketplace.

Separately, Astro also launched its own investigations into the allegations and found that they, too, have not experienced any data breach. It added that necessary security measures have been taken to protect the sensitive information of its customers, and that further updates will be shared if there are more discoveries. SPR, meanwhile, has yet to issue any statements regarding the matter.

(Sources: Maybank, The Star)