GCash: No Evidence of Data Breach
E-wallet firm GCash reassured clients that their funds are secure following reports of an alleged data leak.
Several reports claimed a data leak involving GCash users' private information, allegedly being sold by a threat actor named "Oversleep8351."
- Account numbers
- Addresses
- Employment details
- Other personal information
GCash acknowledged the allegations, but said there is no evidence of any data breach.
Author's summary: GCash denies data breach allegations.
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