Data allegedly belonging to five million Selangkah app users up for sale, Nacsa investigating claim (Updated with Selangkah’s statement)


When contacted, a spokesperson for Nacsa said they are investigating if the claim of the five million data is genuine. — Reuters

UPDATE: Selangkah said it is conducting an internal probe following the data breach allegations.

"We are aware of recent allegations regarding a potential data breach and a thorough internal probe is currently underway. An official statement will be released in due time once our investigation has concluded.

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