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- 1Simba data breach affects over 23,500 customers▼More than 23,500 Simba customers affected in data breach involving IC numbers, birth dates
More than 23,500 Simba customers have been affected by a data breach involving their IC numbers and birth dates, according to CNA. The leak of personally identifiable information raises concerns about identity theft and fraud risks for those affected, and questions over how the telco stored and protected customer data. Authorities and affected customers will likely seek details on the breach's cause and remediation steps.
- 2Simba data breach exposes details of 23,500 customers▼Personal information of over 23,500 Simba customers leaked in data breach
Personal information of more than 23,500 Simba customers has been leaked in a data breach. The incident, reported by Singapore media including The Straits Times and Business Times, raises fresh concerns about how the mattress retailer safeguards customer data and follows growing scrutiny of data protection practices among consumer companies in the region.
- 3Simba data breach in Singapore affects 23,549 customers▼Data breach in Singapore affects 23,549 Simba customers — Channel NewsAsia
A data breach in Singapore has affected 23,549 customers of Simba, according to Channel NewsAsia. The report confirms the number of customers whose data was exposed but gives no further details in the available information about what data was taken, how the breach occurred, or what response is underway. The incident is drawing attention amid ongoing concerns about data security among Singapore companies.
- 423,549 Simba customers' data leaked in breach●23,549 Simba customers’ personal info leaked in data breach, including names & IC numbers
Simba, the Singapore-based telecoms provider, has suffered a data breach affecting 23,549 customers. Leaked information reportedly includes names and identification (IC) numbers, raising concerns about identity theft and fraud. The incident adds to a string of cybersecurity failures affecting companies holding sensitive personal data, and customers are likely awaiting guidance on what steps to take to protect themselves.