Anwar Warns of Possible Cyber Attack Threat to Malaysia
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Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim warned that Malaysia could potentially become the target of coordinated cyber attacks.
Following the warning, Anwar directed that a high-level security briefing be held immediately. The briefing aims to assess the current level of risk and ensure that relevant agencies are prepared to face any threat to government digital systems and the public sector.
Cybersecurity is becoming increasingly important because almost all daily activities, including banking, government services and communications, depend on digital technology. Therefore, authorities need to strengthen data protection systems and enhance cooperation between agencies.
So far, further details regarding the source of the threat and the types of attacks expected have not been fully disclosed. The public is advised to remain cautious of suspicious links and messages, and to ensure that passwords and device software are always kept up to date.
Sources: SAYS
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