Data breach: LowYat and JobStreet admins were called in probe


KUALA LUMPUR: The administrators (admins) of technology portal LowYat.net and recruitment site JobStreet were among the witnesses called in the investigation into the massive data leak first reported in October. 

“It is still too early to identify the mastermind behind the incident. The police have called several witnesses who have been identified to give their statements,” said Deputy Minister of Telecommunications and Multimedia, Datuk Seri Jailani Johari. 

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