Egypt's leading e-payment company, Fawry, is refuting claims that it was subject to a cyberattack early Thursday, according to a stock market filing and posts on social media, despite cybersecurity firms' claims.
In its statements, the FinTech company denied “rumors” that any of its platforms or online services were attacked, and stated that its cybersecurity team has scoured its servers for any trace of the reported attacks or data leaks and was unable to find evidence of its occurrence.
Fawry states that no financial or banking data related to customers was leaked,” it wrote in its EGX statement.
Egypt’s largest Fintech firmly declared that the company used the latest and highest cybersecurity measures according to international standards.
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