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The US Justice Department has charged 11 people with orchestrating a 10-year immigration fraud scheme that facilitated roughly 1,000 fraudulent marriages, primarily benefiting Chinese nationals seeking legal entry to America.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has arrested five additional Immigration Department officers as its investigation expands into allegations of MyIMMs system hacking and the issuance of fraudulent Temporary Employment Visit Passes.
Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has secured remand orders for 12 individuals suspected of operating a hacking syndicate targeting the MyIMMs immigration system to illegally process temporary work passes.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has secured remand orders for 12 suspects, including Immigration Department employees and a police officer, accused of hacking the Malaysian Immigration System to fraudulently issue Temporary Employment Visit Passes.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has exposed a criminal network that infiltrated the immigration system to generate fake employment documents, signalling growing cyber-security vulnerabilities in state institutions.
Authorities have dismantled a sophisticated criminal network that breached Malaysia's immigration database to issue counterfeit employment permits, raising fresh concerns about digital security vulnerabilities in government systems.
A Bangladeshi national appeared in Kulim magistrate's court charged with illegally possessing 11 passports belonging to other Bangladeshi nationals, raising concerns about document trafficking networks.