According to The Nation, citing Thailand's personal data protection regulator, Bangchak discovered unauthorized access to its customer feedback system on April 9, 2025 [1]. The company reported that the incident involved approximately 6.5 million records and that unauthorized access had been blocked [1]. The regulator launched an investigation requiring the company to provide details on affected data, root cause, and risk assessment; the number of records should not be equated with a verified count of unique individuals [1].
Thailand's Bangchak Customer Feedback System Suffers Unauthorized Access
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- Disclosed
- Apr 12, 2025
- Occurred
- Apr 9, 2025
- Published
- Nov 10, 2026
- Last updated
- Nov 7, 2026
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Industries mainly affected: Energy
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The regulator launched an investigation requiring the company to provide details on affected data, root cause, and risk assessment; the number of records should not be equated with a verified count of unique individuals [1].
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The regulator launched an investigation requiring the company to provide details on affected data, root cause, and risk assessment; the number of records should not be equated with a verified count of unique individuals [1].
Source excerpt: "The oil firm has been asked to provide a comprehensive report detailing the nature of the compromised data, the potential impact on customers, the root cause of the breach, and a risk assessment outlining measures to prevent similar incidents in the future." [1].
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“The oil firm has been asked to provide a comprehensive report detailing the nature of the compromised data, the potential impact on customers, the root cause of the breach, and a risk assessment outlining measures to prevent similar incidents in the future.”
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