Singapore's Doctor Anywhere reports user data breach after unauthorised access
Personal information belonging to users of Singapore healthcare provider Doctor Anywhere was exposed through malicious unauthorised access by an external party. Names, identity card and passport numbers, dates of birth, emergency contact details, bank account information and other data were exposed, and corporate benefits clients of its subsidiary Adept Health were also among those to be notified. The company said clinical records were unaffected and did not disclose the number of people affected.
Key facts
- Affected organisation
- Doctor Anywhere
- Incident type
- Data breach
- Occurred / detected
- Not confirmed
- Scale of damage
- Users' personal information exposed; number of people affected not disclosed
- Cause / method
- Malicious unauthorised access by an external party
- Location
- Singapore
If your data was exposed
Exposed dataNameDate of birthPhone numberBank account
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Timeline
- Doctor Anywhere disclosed the personal data breach and the inclusion of Adept Health clients among those to be notified, explaining that clinical records were unaffected.
- Further details emerged about the exposure of Singapore users' personal information and the impact on subsidiary clients, while the number of people affected remained undisclosed.
10 related reports
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- M1, Doctor Anywhere report breaches of customer personal data
- Doctor Anywhere hit by data breach
- Doctor Anywhere 遭遇数据泄露
- Doctor Anywhere遭黑客入侵 用户个人资料疑外泄
- Doctor Anywhere hit by data breach due to ‘malicious cyber incident’ involving unknown third party
- M1 & Doctor Anywhere Disclose Separate Data Breaches, Customer Numbers Not Revealed
- Doctor Anywhere, with over three million users in South-east Asia, reports personal data leak in Singapore
The summary and key facts are written by AI from related reports and may contain errors. Check the original articles and the organisation’s official statements for accurate details.