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Tabung Haji restores services after cyberattack; depositor funds secure
Malaysia's pilgrimage savings authority has successfully restored its core systems following a cyberattack, with officials confirming that all depositor savings remain intact. The institution is working to return all services to normal operations.
LSN Malaysia ·
Lembaga Tabung Haji (TH) has resumed key systems and services after experiencing a cyberattack that temporarily disrupted operations. The institution moved swiftly to contain the incident and has now restored access to critical platforms serving the country's Muslim pilgrims and savers.
Official verification confirms that depositors' savings have not been compromised by the security breach. TH management stated that all funds remain fully secured and accounted for, providing reassurance to the millions of Malaysians who maintain savings accounts with the authority.
The attack marked a significant challenge for the institution, which manages pilgrimage funds and savings for Muslims planning to perform the hajj in Saudi Arabia. TH's technical teams worked through the incident to restore normal functionality across its service platforms.
The authority has not disclosed specific details regarding the nature or scale of the cyberattack. Officials continue efforts to fully restore all services and are reviewing security protocols to prevent similar incidents in the future.