Kiplepay alerts users to potential third-party data breach, investigations ongoing


Users are also urged to call contact the company if they detect any unusual transactions in their Kiple Visa Prepaid Card. — Handout

PETALING JAYA: Ewallet company Kiplepay has sent out an email to users informing them of a potential third-party data breach, which the company said it has recently became aware of.

“We were told that your Kiple Visa Prepaid Card might have been compromised. Therefore, we are currently engaging data forensic and security experts to conduct investigations which are currently ongoing,” the company said in an email sent out to users today (Aug 15).

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