News making the headlines today
According to CNN, Hackers have stolen personal information from over 1.2 million customers of the Japanese gaming company SEGA, according to a company statement. The breach occurred Friday and targeted user data from subsidiary “SEGA Pass”, which is operated by Britain-based SEGA Europe Limited (SEL). The service was “illegally accessed from outside and personal information … Read moreHackers Steal 1 Million SEGA Customers Data
Japan’s parliament enacted a legislation criminalizing the creation or distribution of computer viruses, and authorizes agencies to request communications logs from Internet service providers to crack down on the growing problem of cyber-crimes. It is the Japanese government’s move to support the Convention on Cybercrime, a treaty ratified by 31 countries that stipulates international cooperation … Read moreJapan: Created a Computer Virus? Your A Criminal
Two Immigration officials in Johor have been temporarily suspended pending an inquiry into the nude squat incident involving two Singaporean women here recently. Immigration director-general Datuk Alias Ahmad said the suspension was a decision made by the inquiry committee. “Investigations into the incident started on Thursday and will continue for the next one week,” he … Read moreTwo Immigration officials in Johor suspended (Nude Squat)