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SPH Media is Latest Singapore Firm Impacted by Data Breach: CNA

Bloomberg Technology Wednesday 11 November 2026, 01:47 UTC By Yihui Xie 1 min read
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Cybersecurity SPH Media is Latest Singapore Firm Impacted by Data Breach, Report Says Singapore publisher SPH Media was hit by a cyber-attack, local media reported, just days after hackers accessed tens of thousands of flight bookings at national carrier Singapore Airlines Ltd. SPH Media said mainly email addresses, names, mailing addresses and phone numbers were compromised in the cyber-attack incidents detected between Nov. 4 and Nov. 8, CNA reported. Financial or banking information was...

Cybersecurity SPH Media is Latest Singapore Firm Impacted by Data Breach, Report Says Singapore publisher SPH Media was hit by a cyber-attack, local media reported, just days after hackers accessed tens of thousands of flight bookings at national carrier Singapore Airlines Ltd. SPH Media said mainly email addresses, names, mailing addresses and phone numbers were compromised in the cyber-attack incidents detected between Nov. 4 and Nov. 8, CNA reported. Financial or banking information was not compromised.
SPH Media (ORG) Latest Singapore Firm (ORG) Data Breach (PERSON) CNA (LOCATION) Singapore (LOCATION) Singapore Airlines Ltd. (ORG)
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