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The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has arrested five additional immigration officers as part of its investigation into alleged hacking and unauthorised access to the MyIMMs system, signalling an intensifying crackdown on systemic vulnerabilities.
Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has arrested twelve individuals including six immigration officers over the MyIMMs data breach. Arrests were made at MACC headquarters and Penang immigration department facilities.
Malaysia's Immigration Department has decided to delay any disciplinary measures against officers involved in the MyIMMs hacking incident until the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission concludes its formal investigation.