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Thailand arrests Singaporean man suspected of global cyber attacks

The suspect, identified by police as Chia, is accused of hacking into dozens of companies, stealing sensitive data and selling it on the dark web.
Police question a Singaporean hacker suspected of carrying out dozens of major international data breaches at a house in Bangkok on February 26. (Photo: Bangkokpost)
Police question a Singaporean hacker suspected of carrying out dozens of major international data breaches at a house in Bangkok on February 26. (Photo: Bangkokpost)

Bangkok (VNA) ♑- Thailand's police have arrested a Singaporean man suspected of carrying out cyber attacks on more than 70 organisations in a dozen countries around the world.

The 39-year-old was detained in Bangkok on February 26 following a joint operation with Singaporean authorities, Thai police said on February 27.
The suspect, identified by police as Chia, is accused of hacking into dozens of companies, stealing sensitive data and selling it on the dark web. His arrest followed an extortion complaint from a Thai company which reported receiving threats via the X account "@0mid16b", demanding payment in exchange for withholding stolen customer data. Chia has been charged with extortion, unauthorised access to computer systems, and illegal stay in Thailand, officials said./.
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