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      COMMENT | Assure public that their personal data are secure
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      COMMENT | Assure public that their personal data are secure

      COMMENT | Assure public that their personal data are secure

      Syahredzan JohanPublished: Sep 29, 2021 11:25 PM | Updated: Sep 30, 2021 1:05 AM

      COMMENT | On Sept 28, 2021, several tech portals reported that a database that apparently belongs to the National Registration Department (NRD) has been put up on sale at a well-known database marketplace forum.

      The reports cited the seller’s claim that it contained four million data that were obtained from the Inland Revenue Board’s (IRB) website through the Application Programming Interface (API) that is made for MyIdentity.

      According to reports, the data also includes such personal information as names, e-mails, mobile phone numbers, IC numbers and also pictures. The database was put up for sale for 0.2 BTC, which is equivalent to around RM35,000.

      IRB has denied that there was any data leak from their side.

      Similarly, at the time of writing, Home Minister Hamzah Zainudin had..

      NRD passes data leak hot potato to IRB

      NRD passes data leak hot potato to IRB

      IRB distances itself from alleged data leak

      IRB distances itself from alleged data leak

      Cops will try to block sale of personal data from major hacker

      Cops will try to block sale of personal data from major hacker

      Website selling personal data is being investigated under PDP Act

      Website selling personal data is being investigated under PDP Act

      Get to know the place where personal data is being traded

      Get to know the place where personal data is being traded

      No data leaks by Armed Forces, says its chief

      No data leaks by Armed Forces, says its chief

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