April 2022 has been an unforgiving month for Sri Lanka’s digital space with attacks ranging from government website takedowns to compromised user data being leaked online. One of the more notable on the list is the PayHere hack. On April 1, Bhasha’s fintech arm PayHere was breached and the service went offline for 36 hours before coming back online. Amidst the PayHere hack, the company stated that no card details have been compromised since these details are stored in the partner bank’s PCI DSS certified servers (Sampath Bank and Seylan Bank).
A month after the attack, PayHere published a detailed statement with regard to the incident. However, questions still remain on the service’s safety and what it all means for users.
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A month after the attack, PayHere published a detailed statement with regard to the incident. However, questions still remain on the service’s safety and what it all means for users.
Type: SQL
Size: 65 Gb
Download: https://t.me/channel871/3?single
Password: www.cronos.li
