Hence, it goes without saying that the portal contained some sensitive information. In addition to the TNG card serial number, here are the information requested by TNG when you register as a new user at TNG Portal: Now, try to imagine that when you are logged into the portal to obtain the transaction details of your TNG card, you were provided with information that belonged to other users instead. This is apparently what happened earlier today according to Lowyat.NET Forums user Cookie101. Not only that, but Cookie101 also revealed that TNG Portal showed information that belonged to different users every time a new login session was initiated. In the same thread, several other Lowyat.NET Forums users replied and confirmed Cookie101’s observations. Reports from users at TNG Facebook page, as captured at 12:59 PM today. [Source: 1 / 2]At around the same time as per Cookie101’s post on the Lowyat.NET Forums, several users have reported on the TNG Facebook page that they have also encountered a similar experience as well. Hence, it is not surprising that the TNG Portal then went down less than 30 minutes after all of these reports began to show up online. Only at around 12:25 PM that the TNG Portal went online once again and made it accessible to users. Everything seemed to be in order though at the moment as we were not able to replicate the glitch ourselves after TNG put up the site online again but nevertheless, we are now reaching out to the company for their official comment on this matter.
