Details of 70,000 Securities Investors Association members hacked and no one knew for 5 years
The Straits Times has recently reported that data on 70,000 members of the island’s Securities Investors Association (SIA) were stolen five years ago with the association and its victims only informed about this breach last week. If the SingHealth data hack had not occurred, would this SIA breach ever see the light of...
The Minister says a degree is optional, but what is the reality?
Minister for Education Ong Ye Kung raised eyebrows recently when he said that a Singapore Prime Minister without a degree may be a matter of time and not too far off from now. Somehow it’s like saying Singapore may win the World Cup one day – the odds are that huge. This week, he again waded into the issue, calling the...
SingHealth hack: Exposing the cracks of elitism and entitlement
Deputy Prime Minister Teo Chee Hean has said that the SingHealth cyber attack “exposed weaknesses” in the system. He felt that Internet surfing separation, like what has been done in the public sector, could and should have been implemented on public healthcare systems. Two key figures in the SingHealth Cyber-attack. Ms...
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