Mindef debunks claim that its systems were hacked by Singaporean hacker

The hacker, who also goes by the pseudonym “the Messiah”, was previously was jailed in 2015 for hacking. Read more at straitstimes.com.

SINGAPORE - The Ministry of Defence has refuted a claim by a Singaporean hacker who said he had hacked into the ministry’s systems.

On the Sept 6 podcast, Mr James Raj said he had “hacked into Mindef and into a lot of government sectors”, and claimed that his actions had caused embarrassment for the government.

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