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One real Singapore breach per issue: what happened, which bucket it falls in, and how AI changes it.
Most of it isn't new. AI hasn't created many new holes - it has made finding the old ones cheap, and the people looking are doing it for money.
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Issue 2 · Charles & Keith ·
The first place I'd look
Charles & Keith said in September that a cybersecurity incident affected some of its servers; a ransomware group has claimed it, and the company hasn't said how they got in. Bucket: not disclosed - though that group usually gets in through an unpatched firewall or VPN.
Issue 1 · Bee Cheng Hiang ·
A couple of brackets
Singapore's first reported AI-related data breach exposed more than 95,000 Bee Cheng Hiang customers' e-mail addresses, because AI-written code went out with no review. Bucket: vibe-coded, and not meticulous with data.
Not patched
The flaw was always there. Fixing it wasn't urgent, because nobody was trying it.