Daily Briefing: Contact details of 4,000 people got hacked; Singapore property boom fuels Malaysia spillover

Take a trip down memory lane in Holland Village.

Email addresses and phone numbers of about 4,000 people have been taken from a data file on the Singapore Art Museum’s (SAM) website, and illegally published and uploaded to an overseas server. Read more here.
Find out how Singapore property boom affected Malaysia spillover bubble here.
A little known fact about Holland Village is revealed by The Straits Times News Editor Ignatius Low. Read more here.

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