Series of Singapore data breaches expose personal details across telecom, health and retail sectors

Series of Singapore data breaches expose personal details across telecom, health and retail sectors

Singapore clothing retailer Our Second Nature said on 13 November that an unauthorised third party accessed its sales database, exposing customers' names, email addresses and contact numbers, while credit-card data remained secure. Earlier, on 30 October, telecom provider M1 confirmed a breach that exposed customers' personal details but not payment information, and said the incident had been contained.

The same day, M1 and health-tech platform Doctor Anywhere each reported separate breaches that similarly compromised personal information without affecting financial or clinical records. A further incident on 1 November involved the CARA mobile app for dementia patients, where names, email addresses, phone numbers and membership IDs may have been accessed, prompting the agency to advise users to update credentials and remain vigilant.

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M1 Personal Data Protection Commission

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Singapore

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Our Second Nature data breach exposes customer details
Our Second Nature data breach exposes customer details

The Straits Times • 13 nov. 00h57

The brand disclosed that an unauthorised third party accessed its sales database, exposing personal information such as names, email addresses and contact numbers, while credit-card data remained secure.

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11 novembre 2026
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Data of Dementia Singapore’s app users potentially exposed
Data of Dementia Singapore’s app users potentially exposed

The Straits Times • 11 nov. 15h08

Dementia Singapore reported that names, email addresses, phone numbers and membership IDs of certain CARA platform members could have been accessed after an unauthorized notification incident on Nov. 1.

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Dementia Singapore app users' personal data potentially compromised in cyber incident
Dementia Singapore app users' personal data potentially compromised in cyber incident

CNA • 11 nov. 12h13

A cybersecurity incident on Nov. 1 potentially compromised names, email addresses, phone numbers and membership IDs of users of the CARA mobile app, prompting the agency to advise updates and vigilance.

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6 novembre 2026
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Data of M1 customers compromised, including NRIC, phone numbers and addresses
Data of M1 customers compromised, including NRIC, phone numbers and addresses

AsiaOne.com • 06 nov. 12h32

Singapore's M1 said a breach on Oct. 30 exposed names, identification numbers and contact information, but not payment or banking data, and investigations are ongoing.

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M1 and Doctor Anywhere hit by data breaches; personal information compromised
M1 and Doctor Anywhere hit by data breaches; personal information compromised

CNA • 06 nov. 11h18

Telecom provider M1 and healthcare platform Doctor Anywhere reported separate data breaches that exposed customers' personal details, though neither company said financial or clinical records were compromised.

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M1 hit by data breach
M1 hit by data breach

The Straits Times • 06 nov. 09h47

M1 disclosed a breach that exposed customers' personal information but not payment or banking data, and said the incident has been contained.

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