Daily Briefing; Singapore PM's website hacked; Singapore government websites cyber security highly threatened

And here's what happened at the Tuas Ave 10 fire.

Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong's official website was hacked Thursday by apparent members of activist group Anonymous after he vowed to hunt down anyone who attacks the city-state's technological network. Read more here.
Many government-hosted websites in Singapore faced unusually high traffic on Tuesday, 5 November, the day of a planned cyber protest-cum-attack on them by people claiming to be from the "Anonymous" collective. Find out more here.
Massive clouds of black smoke were seen rising from a fire at an incineration plant along Tuas Avenue 10 on Friday evening. Know more here.

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