SGOn July 19, Hong Kong-listed Get Nice Holdings reported a cyberattack that temporarily disrupted its electronic trading systems and related services, including stock withdrawals. While the securities unit resumed operations on July 22, the futures unit remained offline. The company stated there was no evidence of data misuse and has enlisted a cybersecurity firm to investigate. It has notified regulatory authorities, including the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong, Hong Kong Police, and the Securities and Futures Commission. The company expects minimal impact on its financials and operations. This incident occurs after the Securities and Futures Commission urged licensed firms to enhance cybersecurity defenses against rising AI-driven threats.
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