“For the customers impacted we understand this is an unacceptable breach of your trust,” Telstra executive, Michael Ackland, said.Telstra said it was working to pull the data from the internet.
“We are conducting an internal investigation to better understand how it happened and to protect against it happening again,” Ackland said.Our Australian morning briefing email breaks down the key national and international stories of the day and why they matterNewsletters may contain info about charities, online ads, and content funded by outside parties. For more information see our
This was no accident , all to push the digital ID.
It's time for everyone to get off digital, it's made us lazy and has taught us to be complacent regarding our safety in matters like this.
The push for digital identification is seeded by the major corporations
Sorry? Not good enough! Time to bring hefty fines for company who are careless with data and the privacy of their clients.
FFS
NOT GOOD ENOUGH
just incompetence n neglect
Apologise with money
I think they felt left out and wanted to be part of a scandal. This is so so bad there is no 'Oops' here these numbers should appear differently on the screen how can they accidentally be released? Scammers would have all these details by now.
So because of their own incompetence. Lovely Telstra.
Telstra doesn’t need hackers 🤣