SINGAPORE, Nov 11 — Migrant workers in Singapore may have had their identification numbers, home addresses and other personal details compromised in a cyberattack on healthcare provider Fullerton Health, with the number of people affected still unknown.
The breach involved unauthorised access to a server supporting the company’s Migrant Worker Primary Care Plan (PCP), a healthcare scheme for foreign workers, The Straits Times reported.
In a statement on November 9, Fullerton Health said the potentially affected information included workers’ names, Foreign Identification Numbers (FIN), dates of birth, mobile phone numbers, email addresses and residential addresses.
However, the company said no medical records, health information or personal financial details were involved.
