2019 - Data Breach Notifications in Australia

Cyberlutions Team • April 7, 2024
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Plenty of Fish (PoF) – December 2019


Primus Realty – December 2019


Amazon Ring – December 2019


Vistaprint – December 2019

  • 800 Australians in Vistaprint data breach – Web-to-print giant Vistaprint has discovered around 800 of its Australian customers were on the online data breach first revealed in an Australia-exclusive by Print21 last week, and at the time thought to not include any local customers.


Monash IVF Group – December 2019


ANU – November 2019


Nord VPN Breach – November 2019


AIS, Sport Australia – November 2019


ZoneAlarm – November 2019


Monash IVF Group – November 2019


NSW Labor Headquarters – November 2019


Adobe – October 2019


GET – October 2019


Google – October 2019


Optus – October 2019


Sydney IT Contractor – October 2019


Victorian Hospitals – October 2019


Zynga – October 2019


DoorDash – September 2019


Get – September 2019


TGI Fridays – September 2019


Web.com – August 2019


Imperva – August 2019


PAY ID – August 2019


BUPA – Sonic HealthPlus (SHP) – August 2019


Myki – August 2019


TAFE NSW – August 2019


Cloud Union – New Zealand – August 2019


Air New Zealand – August 2019


Neoclinical – August 2019


Sephora – July 2019


AAMC Loss Assessor – July 2019


NAB – July 2019


Equifax – July 2019


MYOB – July 2019


Commonwealth Bank – July 2019


British Airways – July 2019


Queensland Health – July 2019


MEGT & Ability English – July 2019


Insurance House – June 2019


GeelongPort – June 2019


Nagle Catholic College WA – June 2019


Specsavers Qld – June 2019


Symantec – June 2019


Australian Catholic University – June 2019


Revenue NSW – June 2019


Australian National University – June 2019


Microsoft – May 2019


Princess Polly – May 2019


Canva – May 2019


Instagram – May 2019


CCH software – May 2019


Binance – May 2019


Twitter – May 2019


WhatsApp – May 2019


WPA3 Dragonfly – April 2019


Wipro – April 2019


Speedrun.com – April 2019


Australia Post – March 2019


ASUS – March 2019


Bank of Queensland – March 2019


Kathmandu – March 2019


Citrix – March 2019


Melbourne Hospital – February 2019


CoffeeMeetsBagel – February 2019


9Honey – February 2019


Toyota Australia – February 2019


AMP – February 2019


LandMark White – February 2019


Department of Parliamentary Services – February 2019


Bunnings – February 2019


Facebook – January 2019


Global Hacking Scare – January 2019


SkoolBag – January 2019


Optus – January 2019


Collection #1 – January 2019


Fisheries Queensland – January 2019


First National Real Estate – January 2019


Department of Planning and Environment, NSW Major Projects – January 2019


Victorian Government – January 2019


Marriott Hotel Group / Starwood – January 2019


Early Warning Network – January 2019


Big W – January 2019


Hawthorn Football Club – January 2019


Nova Entertainment – January 2019


My Health Records – January 2019


Victorian Public Servants – January 2019



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An advertisement for Australian data breach notifications in 2025
By Cyberlutions Team July 20, 2025
2025 (Updated Regularly) - Data Breach Notifications in Australia
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By Cyberlutions Team July 15, 2025
In 2025, as technology continues to advance and our reliance on online platforms grows, cybercriminals have become more sophisticated in the way they target their victims around the world. And Australia is no exception.
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By Cyberlutions Team July 1, 2025
The growing use of the internet enables businesses of all sizes to connect with their customers around the globe. However, this connectivity comes with a set of challenges. As more businesses shift their operations online and store sensitive data of their customers digitally, the risk of cyberattacks is continually
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