Expressway Authority of Thailand Investigates Suspicious Accounts Amidst Data Leak Allegations

The Expressway Authority of Thailand (ETA) is urgently investigating suspicious accounts following allegations of transport data leaks. The authority emphasized that its employees reset passwords every 90 days to maintain system security. The issue arose from concerns that sensitive transport information may have been compromised from ETA's systems. The ETA is reportedly investigating all possible angles, including unauthorized external access and intentional data leakage by internal personnel. A spokesperson for the ETA stated, "We are currently conducting a detailed investigation into accounts where suspicious activity has been observed. Employees are mandated to reset their passwords regularly, and security measures are continuously being strengthened." However, the specific channels of leakage and the extent of the leaked information have not yet been disclosed. This alleged data leak could heighten concerns about information security within Thailand's logistics industry and related businesses. The ETA will need to promptly disclose the investigation findings and implement preventive measures to restore confidence among stakeholders.