A banner advertising E-pay services in Selangor. GHL Group advised E.V.E. users to change their passwords on the official website as a precautionary measure. — KAMARUL ARIFFIN/The Star
PETALING JAYA: Electronic payment service provider E-pay’s parent company GHL Group said it is investigating allegations that its customer data has been leaked online.
“An unconfirmed report has been circulating in the media, claiming that there has been a data compromise of E-pay and that a Threat Actor is selling customers’ PII (personal identifiable information) data and credentials related to our website.
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