SINGAPORE - The Ministry of Defence (Mindef) has refuted a claim by a Singaporean hacker who said he had hacked into the ministry's systems. In a Facebook post on Monday (Sept 11), the ministry rebuffed a claim that Mr James Raj Arokiasamy made on Plan B, a podcast programme on Singapore current affairs. On the Sept 6 podcast, Mr James...
SINGAPORE - The Ministry of Defence has refuted a claim by a Singaporean hacker who said he had hacked into the ministry's systems.
On the Sept 6 podcast, Mr James Raj said he had "hacked into Mindef and into a lot of government sectors", and claimed that his actions had caused embarrassment for the government. It added that it would continue to "stay vigilant and maintain a stringent and proactive approach in detecting and defending against potential cyber threats".
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