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DBS, Bank of China Singapore customers' data extracted after printing vendor hit by ransomware attack

7 April 2025
in Asia Pacific
DBS, Bank of China Singapore customers' data extracted after printing vendor hit by ransomware attack
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A ransomware attack on a printing vendor resulted in the extraction of customer information from DBS Bank and Bank of China, Singapore, with about 8,200 DBS customers potentially affected. DBS stated that customer deposits and systems were not compromised, and investigations are ongoing. Authorities are assisting in containment measures and advising on prevention and mitigation strategies in response to the increasing ransomware threats.

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