Data of Thailand’s 16 million patients leaked online after hack

[Andycoops]

Another triumph for Thailand 4.0.

 

You can't beat walking into your local hospital to get a vaccine, I did, rather than using any government online system here.

[racket]

Basically, this is how it works: the information is being sold to advertisers and marketers. Obviously, this could have been an insider job and the people will certainly make big bucks from companies willing to pay. I actually, for some weird reason, started to get many sms during covid here in Thailand. I sometimes think it could be the fact that I have written down my telephone number every-time I entered tesco, big c or other avenues. The information could’ve been sold to 3rd parties willing to pay.
 

You should immediately discard these messages. Information and data leaks are valuable these days, and this leak will certainly cause harm for many who’ll most likely be targeted with scams and perhaps threats. They can use personal info to create fake accounts as well which happens all the time. Thailand 4.0 in its best possible ways. Good luck with law enforcement because you already signed the papers that they can do anything with this information.   

[berrec]

Thai software solutions leave a lot to be desired.

 

I have emailed two government departments recently about their website lacking basic TLS encryption. 
 

They run without security certificates basically running http:// in lieu of https://

 

When you see this  negligence to basic security you should not be surprised by what else is exposed in their software.

Edited September 8, 2021 by berrec
Grammar error

[jcojco]

On 9/7/2021 at 12:43 PM, cyril sneer said:

the data would have been donated to China anyway so makes little difference

with a original coy for Bill Gates 5555