Malaysia's cybersecurity situation remains under control.
According to the National Security Council, the national cyber threat level remains moderate.
MKN adds, it is monitoring recent cybersecurity incidents involving several financial institutions and is working with Bank Negara and relevant agencies on the matter.
It also urged the public not to spread unverified info.
Meanwhile, the Communications Minister says the country's online banking and financial systems remain secure
He stressed that their operations were unaffected, and no data was stolen.
Datuk Seri Fahmi Fadzil says cybersecurity monitoring has since been strengthened.
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The Agriculture and Food Security Ministry says it has never issued instructions for people to stock up on 72 hours' worth of food.
It assures there is no need for any panic buying, as we have enough supply of essential foods to last around six months.
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In other news
Bukit Aman says over 6,300 cops have been deployed nationwide to strengthen crime prevention during the Deepavali holidays, especially residential areas and public hotspots.
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ECRL has begun trial operations of its train services, ahead of its commercial launch on December 12th.
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According to JKM's Portal, 770 people are currently displaced by floods in Selangor, while Perak has 370 evacuees.
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Israel's President has officially asked opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot with forming the next coalition government, ahead of incumbent Benjamin Netanyahu.
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And at least six people have died, and several others were injured, in a reported mass shooting in Krakow, Poland that's been blamed on the far right.
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