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Bee Cheng Hiang customers’ e-mail addresses exposed in Singapore’s first case of AI-related data breach (opens the original)
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There is no evidence of further misuse, says the Personal Data Protection Commission [SINGAPORE] More than 95,000 of Bee Cheng Hiang’s customers had their e-mail addresses exposed in April after an employee used a bad prompt in an artificial intelligence tool, in Singapore’s first reported case of an AI-related data breach. The bad prompt generated code that sent out marketing e-mails with all the recipients’ addresses visible to everyone. It was the first AI-related data breach reported to the
Bee Cheng Hiang customers’ e-mail addresses exposed in first case of AI-related data breach in S’pore (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox Bee Cheng Hiang’s marketing e-mails were sent in batches of 1,000 customers, according to details published on Sept 21 on the commission’s website. SINGAPORE – More than 95,000 Bee Cheng Hiang customers had their e-mail addresses accidentally exposed in April after an employee used a bad prompt in an AI tool, in Singapore’s first reported case of AI-related data breach. The bad prompt generated code that sent out marketing e-mails with al
Spate of rogue AI hacking points to lack of tech oversight, outdated defences: Experts (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox On Sept 24, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese revealed that the database of Australia’s health system was breached by a rogue OpenAI bot in June. SINGAPORE – The recent spate of hacking incidents by rogue artificial intelligence reveals two major blind spots: a lack of clear rules for governing AI as well as outdated defences that cannot keep pace with automated attacks, said cybersecurity experts. While the incidents do not sugg
Singapore PC prices surge as growing AI infrastructure competes for components (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox Bryan Fun, a sales assistant at retailer Bizgram Asia in Sim Lim Square, checking a newly assembled desktop PC tower. SINGAPORE – Consumers who plan to buy a new personal computer are in for sticker shock. Latest market data from research firm IDC shows that average prices have surged by up to 40 per cent in the second quarter of 2026 from a year ago, driven by component shortages. Specifically, computer memory, storage and graphics cards
Singapore banks up AI game in apps with expenses tracking for retail customers (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox Trust Bank’s new AI chatbot feature in its banking app lets customers ask questions related to their card transactions in the way they normally converse. SINGAPORE – Tracking your monthly dining, wellness or overseas spending is now as simple as asking a chatbot. With the launch of a new artificial intelligence tool in digital-only lender Trust Bank’s app, these once-manual tasks are now fully automated. DBS Bank and OCBC Bank have plans
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