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M1: Bank details not accessible during website breach

Published Wed, Sep 17, 2014 · 04:00 PM

[SINGAPORE] M1 has clarified that its customers' credit card and bank account details were not accessible during its website security breach on Monday.

Only one case of unauthorised access has been detected, which revealed the personal information of 12 customers - including their names, addresses, and IC numbers.

BT understands the single case of unauthorised access stems from the customer who had alerted M1 to the security loophole.

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