Data of M1 customers compromised, including NRIC, phone numbers and addresses
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Singapore telecommunications provider M1 suffered a data breach on October 30. The company has contained the breach and is currently investigating the incident. Affected customers received emails around 8pm on November 6. Exposed data includes names, NRIC or FIN numbers, birth dates, phone numbers, email addresses, and home addresses. The company confirmed that banking information, payment card details, and account access were not compromised. M1 advised customers to remain vigilant.
Singapore telco M1 experienced a data breach on Oct 30, leading to the exposure of customer data.The breach has since been contained and investigations are ongoing, reported The Straits Times.An AsiaOne reader, whose personal information was compromised, received an email informing him of the matter at about 8pm on Friday (Nov 6).The email, seen by AsiaOne, states that the affected data includes customer names, NRIC/FIN numbers, birth dates, mobile phone numbers, email addresses and addresses.The company said no payment card details, financial or banking information, or customer account access was compromised."We encourage you to remain vigilant and exercise caution when responding to unsolicited calls, messages or emails," it said."M1 takes the security and confidentiality of information entrusted to us very seriously. We regret that this data breach has occurred and apologise for the concern it has caused you."
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