Public healthcare institutions in Singapore experienced disruptions in internet connectivity due to DDoS attacks. Synapxe, the agency overseeing these institutions, stated that there is no evidence of a compromise of healthcare or patient data.

Public healthcare institutions in Singapore experienced disruptions in internet connectivity due to DDoS attacks. Synapxe, the agency overseeing these institutions, stated that there is no evidence of a compromise of healthcare or patient data.

Public healthcare institutions in Singapore experienced disruptions in internet connectivity due to DDoS attacks. Synapxe, the agency overseeing these institutions, stated that there is no evidence of a compromise of healthcare or patient data.

Public healthcare institutions in Singapore experienced disruptions in internet connectivity due to DDoS attacks. Synapxe, the agency overseeing these institutions, stated that there is no evidence of a compromise of healthcare or patient data.

Public healthcare institutions in Singapore experienced disruptions in internet connectivity due to DDoS attacks. Synapxe, the agency overseeing these institutions, stated that there is no evidence of a compromise of healthcare or patient data.

Public healthcare institutions in Singapore experienced disruptions in internet connectivity due to DDoS attacks. Synapxe, the agency overseeing these institutions, stated that there is no evidence of a compromise of healthcare or patient data.

Public healthcare institutions in Singapore experienced disruptions in internet connectivity due to DDoS attacks. Synapxe, the agency overseeing these institutions, stated that there is no evidence of a compromise of healthcare or patient data.

Public healthcare institutions in Singapore experienced disruptions in internet connectivity due to DDoS attacks. Synapxe, the agency overseeing these institutions, stated that there is no evidence of a compromise of healthcare or patient data.

The attackers used stolen session tokens from HAR files to hijack the legitimate Okta sessions of five customers. The breach occurred from September 28 to October 17 and affected less than 1% of Okta's customers.

The company discovered suspicious activity in employee email accounts in January 2023 and determined that the breach occurred between December 2022 and January 2023. The stolen data includes names, SSNs, and financial account information.