The stories shaping Malaysia, in focus.
Liechtenstein is investigating a major cyberattack on its registry of beneficial owners, which exposed data on 31,000 foundations and trusts. Prime Minister Brigitte Haas said authorities are working intensively to identify the hackers and their motives.
Malaysia's anti-corruption watchdog has widened its probe into the MyIMMs immigration system breach, bringing more suspects into its investigation as authorities work to determine the full scope of the security breach.
Malaysia's Immigration Department will await the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission's investigation results before pursuing disciplinary action against officers detained in connection with the hacking of the MyIMMs system.
Origin Energy, Australia's leading electricity and gas retailer, is investigating a possible unauthorised data access incident. The company has assured customers that financial details appear unaffected and has notified authorities.
South Korea's foreign ministry disclosed a significant data breach affecting records of roughly 10,000 diplomats at a government-run academy. Authorities are investigating whether state-sponsored actors were involved in the incident.
Hackers have published thousands of sensitive files relating to India's Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant, including facility blueprints and supplier information. The breach highlights growing cybersecurity vulnerabilities in critical infrastructure across South Asia.
A significant data breach affecting approximately 70,000 Singapore residents has exposed personal information stored in an IBM-managed cloud environment, raising fresh concerns about cloud security vulnerabilities across the region.
A cybersecurity incident in an IBM-managed cloud environment has exposed the personal data of approximately 70,000 Singapore residents, including names, National Registration Identity Card numbers, and addresses. The Singapore Land Authority confirmed the breach involved a testing dataset that should have been anonymised.
India has opened a formal investigation into a data breach at Tata Electronics that compromised confidential Apple iPhone 18 Pro manufacturing details, including component lists and supplier information posted on the dark web.
A Singapore traffic police officer has been sentenced to 16 months in jail after unlawfully accessing government databases and disclosing details about a woman to his friend, who subsequently made death threats against her.
Myanmar's AYA Bank has confirmed a limited data exposure from an outdated application portal after hacker group Lapsus threatened to sell stolen information. The bank assures customers that core banking systems and all critical services remain fully operational and secure.