According to iThome, on the evening of September 9, TPEx-listed taxi dispatch service provider Taiwan Taxi (2640) issued a material announcement on the Market Observation Post System (MOPS), stating that the information systems of its subsidiary Global Business Technology suffered a cyberattack and that the company immediately activated its cybersecurity incident response mechanism upon discovering the attack on certain information systems [1]. Preliminary assessments indicate the incident has had no material impact on Global Business Technology's overall operations or finances [1]. Global Business Technology is investigating whether customer data was accessed without authorization, and there is currently no indication that customer data was downloaded, copied, or leaked [1].
Taiwan Taxi says subsidiary Global Business Tech was attacked; whether customer data was accessed is still under review
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- Disclosed
- Sep 10, 2026
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- Nov 10, 2026
- Last updated
- Nov 10, 2026
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Global Business Technology is investigating whether customer data was accessed without authorization, and there is currently no indication that customer data was downloaded, copied, or leaked [1]
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“全球商務科技正調查及確認客戶資料是否遭未經授權存取,目前尚無客戶資料遭到下載、複製,或外洩的跡象。”
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