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Tabung Haji Services Back Online After October 8 Cyberattack, Depositors’ Savings Confirmed Safe

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What happened

Lembaga Tabung Haji (TH) has resumed its key systems and services after a Tabung Haji cyberattack on Oct 8 led to a temporary suspension, and the agency says depositors’ savings are safe. Tabung Haji Cyberattack Led to Suspension Across All Channels On Oct 8, TH temporarily suspended system and service operations across all channels.

In a statement issued today, TH said the reactivation followed comprehensive security checks, the strengthening of controls and system recovery measures. The agency also said it worked with national cybersecurity authorities to address the threat and reinforce system security, so that the reactivated services can operate safely.

TH has lodged a police report and continues to monitor its systems closely. The agency said the suspension was meant to protect depositors’ savings and personal information after the attack caused service disruptions.

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