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Daily Briefing: Singapore questions suspects in hacking of websites; Man charged for hacking Ang Mo Kio town council website

And domestic helper sent last $50 home to Philippines.

  • Five local men are being questioned for allegedly hacking the websites of Singapore's president and prime minister, police said Tuesday, amid a rash of cyber attacks in the city-state. Read more here.
  • A Singaporean man charged on Tuesday with hacking the Ang Mo Kio town council website in October was ordered remanded to the Institute of Mental Health (IMH) for psychiatric evaluation for up to two weeks. Find out more here.
  • Her brother's home in Capiz Province was razed by typhoon Haiyan, and her parents home was damaged. Know more here.
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