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breach. This time, 13 million Malaysian user data from Astro, Maybank and SPR may have been compromised in the black market.
In the screenshots below, the user's MyKad number, address and phone numbers were exposed. In response, Fadzil replied back that he will personally ask CyberSecurity Malaysia and JPDP to investigate whether it is true that there has been a data leak involving the parties concerned, and to take action based on the law.Saya akan minta CyberSecurity Malaysia, JPDP siasat apakah benar berlaku kebocoran data melibatkan pihak-pihak berkenaan, serta mengambil tindakan berdasarkan undang-undang.
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