Australian insurer Medibank says hackers leaked all of the data they stole in October

News06 Dec 2022

Following Australian health insurer Medibank’s refusal to pay a ransom, cybercriminals have dumped a vast trove of personal information of Australian citizens and international students on the dark web.

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