UMSU urges students to report social media accounts of hacker claiming to have compromised UM’s portals


UMSU advised students to avoid logging in to UM websites or WiFi networks, and to change their email passwords. — screenshot

PETALING JAYA: The University of Malaya Student Union (UMSU) is seeking students’ help to shutdown social media accounts belonging to a hacker claiming to have compromised the varsity's portals.

In a Facebook post, it urged students to make a police report if they spotted the hacker’s accounts, as the university's IT Department is closed for the weekend.

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