TH: Hacker steals personal data of 350,000 engineers

Databreaches •Dissent • April 26, 2026

The Bangkok Post reports: The Council of Engineers Thailand has warned 350,000 members their personal data was stolen when its database was hacked recently, and could be misused. Prof Amorn Pimanmas, a director in the council’s board, said that a week ago a hacker breached the database containing members’ personal data when it... Source

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Data Breach Exposes Personal Information of 350,000 Engineers in Thailand The Council of Engineers Thailand reported a significant data breach affecting 350,000 members, with personal data stolen during a server transfer. The breach occurred recently, with 680,000 data breaches detected over a 10-hour period. Affected data includes names, addresses, phone numbers, and license levels, raising concerns about potential misuse by scammers. The council is investigating the incident and has alerted cybercrime police and the Office of the Personal Data Protection Commission (PDPC). The breach could impact upcoming council elections and the integrity of members' licenses. The PDPC is already conducting an investigation and has provided recommendations for protecting affected members. 2 sources 65

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