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Nacsa on amber alert amid unverified cyberattack claims, says Fahmi

MELAKA: No particularly worrying cybersecurity incidents have been confirmed so far, based on daily reports from the National Cyber Security Agency (Nacsa), said Communications Minister Datuk Seri Fahmi Fadzil.

Nacsa on amber alert amid unverified cyberattack claims, says Fahmi

Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil informed that no significant cybersecurity incidents have been confirmed by the National Cyber Security Agency (Nacsa) based on their daily reports, according to a report. Nacsa's readiness level is currently set to an amber alert, signifying a moderate level of preparedness, following unverified claims of cyberattacks circulating on social media recently.

Fahmi stated that Nacsa has investigated these reports but has not been able to confirm their validity. The minister highlighted that he receives daily updates from Nacsa, and thus far, no particularly troubling incidents have been reported. Despite some claims of cyber intrusions, Nacsa has not been able to verify these occurrences.

Fahmi emphasized that if any incidents were to take place, Nacsa would remain the official source of information.

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