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Prosecutors allege that before leaving his job on 24 August, 23-year-old Hasaan Arshad took his work mobile phone into a top secret area and connected the device to a top secret work station.

Between 2020 and 2022, Singapore police investigated more than 19,000 money mules – but fewer than 250 cases were eventually prosecuted.

SINGAPORE, April 18 — In a move to step up the fight against scams, a set of proposed new laws will make it a crime for anyone to share their Singpass password or account with...

A former employee of a "sensitive government organisation" has appeared in court after allegedly risking national security by taking top secret data home.

Hasaan Arshad has been released on conditional bail. He is not allowed to use anonymous internet browsing tools including VPN and Onion routing, and is banned from accessing darknet systems such as Tor.

Hasaan Arshad, who worked for a 'sensitive government organisation', appears in court charged under the Computer Misuse Act

A former employee of a "sensitive government organisation" has appeared in court after allegedly risking national security by taking top secre...

Authorities at Liberia’s leading GSM Company Lonestar Cell MTN have begun contemplating plans to launch legal proceedings against Cellcom and Orange Liberia Inc., in relation to the cyber-attack carried out against the company in 2016.

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Tan Kong Chieh and Serene Lim Poh Tin allegedly misused the particulars of customers. Read more at straitstimes.com.