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Tag: optus data breach

  • 300,000 fraud attempts blocked after Optus breach

    300,000 fraud attempts blocked after Optus breach

    Questions remain over effectiveness of ID protection.
  • 1.2 million customers caught up in Dymocks hack

    1.2 million customers caught up in Dymocks hack

    Names, addresses, and dates of birth breached.
  • FBI arrests alleged BreachForums owner

    FBI arrests alleged BreachForums owner

    Ran the site where 10,000 records from Optus breach were shared.
  • Govt: Australia ‘unnecessarily vulnerable’ to cyber attacks

    Govt: Australia ‘unnecessarily vulnerable’ to cyber attacks

    Home Affairs Minister resets national cyber security strategy.
  • Our privacy laws are still a complete mess

    Our privacy laws are still a complete mess

    But the boosted data breach penalties are a good start.
  • Optus to share breached data with banks

    Optus to share breached data with banks

    Allows banks to flag identities compromised by the cyber incident.
  • Shangri La customer database breached

    Shangri La customer database breached

    Hotel chain hosted defence conference during incident.
  • Optus confirms 2.1m customer ID numbers stolen

    Optus confirms 2.1m customer ID numbers stolen

    Continues saying sorry.
  • Optus hacker pulls forum post offline

    Optus hacker pulls forum post offline

    Says they won't sell data.
  • Optus hackers demand $US1m to keep data secret

    Optus hackers demand $US1m to keep data secret

    Stolen info includes dates of birth, addresses and licence numbers.
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