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What happens when companies fail to safeguard your personal data from hackers who could use the stolen info for monetary gain?

India-based cybersecurity company Technisanct claimed its research has uncovered data breaches involving credit cards issued by banks in at least six countries – Malaysia, Singapore, the Philippines, Vietnam, Indonesia and Thailand.

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