GCash: No evidence of data breach

E-wallet firm GCash on Monday, October 27, reassured clients that their funds are secure following reports of an alleged data leak involving one of the country's leading digital payment services.

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Several reports have claimed a data leak involving GCash users' private information, allegedly being sold by a threat actor named “Oversleep8351.” The data reportedly includes account numbers, addresses, employment details and other personal information.

In a statement, GCash acknowledged the allegations that its customers' data was being sold on the dark web. The company, however, said there is no evidence of any data breach.