Singapore’s Ministry of Health said the HIV-positive statuses and personal details of 14,200 people were published online by convicted US fraudster Farrera-BrochezMikhy K Farrera-Brochez. Reports said Mikhy K Farrera-Brochez gained personal access to the data via his partner, Ler Teck Siang, former leader of the Ministry of Health’s National Public Health Unit. The Singapore authorities said access to the leak had been disabled, but warned further data dumps were possible if Mikhy K Farrera-Brochez retained the information.
Singapore’s Ministry of Health said the HIV-positive statuses and personal details of 14,200 people were published online by convicted US fraudster Mikhy K Farrera-Brochez. Reports said Farrera-Brochez gained personal access to the data via his partner, Ler Teck Siang, former leader of the Ministry of Health’s National Public Health Unit. The Singapore authorities said access to the leak had been disabled, but warned further data dumps were possible if Farrera-Brochez retained the information.