SG woman who allegedly disclosed info of over 1,100 bank customers to scammers to be charged


The woman had allegedly accessed and conducted queries on the bank’s electronic customer database without authorisation and accessed more than 3,300 customers’ information between April 6 and 22. — Unsplash

SINGAPORE: A woman who fell for a China police impersonation scam and allegedly disclosed the information of more than 1,100 bank customers will be charged in court on Friday (Aug 20).

The 26-year-old, who was working at the bank, had allegedly accessed and conducted queries on the bank’s electronic customer database without authorisation and accessed more than 3,300 customers’ information between April 6 and 22.

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