70,000 Singapore Land Authority Records Leaked
SpilloverSpillover from the IBM incident · View original incident →After an IBM test environment was breached, 70,000 Singapore Land Authority records were leaked. The specific timing, the types of information leaked and the response measures have not been disclosed.
Key facts
- Affected organization
- Singapore Land Authority (SLA)
- Original incident
- IBM accused of covering up multiple data breaches
- Incident type
- Data breach
- Occurred / detected
- Not confirmed
- Scale of damage
- 70,000 records
- Cause / method
- Breach of an IBM test environment
- Location
- Singapore
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Timeline
- The leak of 70,000 Singapore Land Authority records following the breach of an IBM test environment came to light.
Original incident
This is spillover from the IBM incident.
IBM accused of covering up multiple data breaches
A former cybersecurity executive came forward as a whistleblower, alleging that IBM covered up multiple data breaches. The timing of the breaches, the scale of the damage and IBM's response have not been confirmed.
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