GCash Investigation Finds No Evidence of Data Breach
GCash has released an official statement assuring users that their e-wallet funds and user information are safe and secure.
Following reports of user data being sold on the dark web, GCash conducted an internal investigation by their cybersecurity experts.
The investigation found that the alleged exposed dataset does not match the data on their internal systems.
The National Privacy Commission (NPC) has also launched an investigation on the alleged breach.
GCash assures users that their e-wallet funds and user information were not compromised and continue to be safe and secure.
Author's summary: GCash finds no data breach evidence.
- Internal investigation by GCash cybersecurity experts found no match with internal systems.
- NPC launched an investigation on the alleged breach.
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