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Singapore AIC system breach may expose data of up to 4,064 people

First reported · Last reported · 9 related reports

Singapore’s Agency for Integrated Care detected a cyberattack on its advance care planning system on November 10. It confirmed that the names, phone numbers, email addresses, and national registration identity numbers of up to 4,064 healthcare and community care workers may have been accessed without authorization. Access to the system was blocked on November 10 and restored on November 12, with no signs of a breach of patient information or medical records and no disruption to patient care reported.

Key facts

Affected organization
Agency for Integrated Care (AIC)
Incident type
Data breach
Occurred / detected
2026-11-10
Scale of damage
Possible exposure of personal information of up to 4,064 healthcare and community care workers
Cause / method
Unauthorized access to the advance care planning IT system
Location
Singapore

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Timeline

  1. A cyberattack was detected on the advance care planning system, and access to the system was blocked.
  2. System access was restored, and it was disclosed that the personal information of up to 4,064 healthcare and community care workers may have been accessed without authorization.
  3. It became known that no signs of a breach of patient information or medical records had been found and no disruption to patient care had been reported.

9 related reports

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