Thailand Enforces Multi-Factor Authentication to Combat Data Leak Crisis
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Thailand's Ministry of Digital Economy and Society has revealed a data leak crisis involving over 2.21 billion account information, with approximately 600 million new leaks in the past year. To tackle this issue, the Thai government plans to enforce multi-factor authentication (MFA) for government agencies and important systems. They also urge all institutions and individuals to change their passwords immediately. The Thai Personal Data Protection Act requires data controllers to report leaks within 72 hours.
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