‘Worries over digital road tax are fair’


PETALING JAYA: Public concern over the robustness and security of the MyJPJ app in displaying the digital road tax and driving licence is valid, says a cybersecurity expert.

Fong Choong Fook, executive chairman of LGMS Bhd, a specialist cybersecurity testing firm, said this is especially so after a series of massive data leaks involving the government were exposed last year.

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