According to Singtel, there is no evidence that this attack is linked to the other attack experienced by Optus.
“On Saturday 10 Sept, we detected unauthorised access on our servers, which were then shut down as a preventative measure. Within two business days, our servers were restored and fully operational,” reads the statement released by Dialog on Oct 10.
“We contracted a leading cyber security specialist to work with our IT team to undertake a deep forensic investigation and continuous monitoring of the Dark Web. Our ongoing investigations showed no evidence of unauthorised downloading of data,” it adds.
“On Friday Oct 7 we became aware that a very small sample of Dialog’s data, including some employee personal information, was published on the Dark Web,” it continues.
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The relevant authorities have been notified.
Shares in Singtel closed 1 cent higher or 0.4% up at $2.53 on Oct 7.
