2020 - Data Breach Notifications in Australia

Cyberlutions Team • April 7, 2024
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OAIC – 2020


Nintendo Switch – December 2020


Ledger – December 2020


Spotify – December 2020


FireEye – December 2020


NSW State Transit Authority – December 2020


Flight Centre – 2017, reported December 2020


BTC Markets – December 2020


Levitas Capital – November 2020


Law in Order – November 2020


Sophos – November 2020


Wildworks – November 2020


Capcom – November 2020


Prestige Software – November 2020


Blackbaud – November 2020


Nitro PDF – October 2020


Spotless – October 2020


DFAT – September 2020


CloudBees CodeShip – September 2020


Scouts Victoria – September 2020


Activision – September 2020


University of Tasmania – September 2020


Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron – September 2020


Zhenhua Data – September 2020


Telmate – September 2020


K7Maths – September 2020


Transport for NSW – August 2020


Freepik – August 2020


Tik Tok, Instagram & YouTube – August 2020


RI Advice Group – August 2020


Canon – August 2020


ACT Public Schools – August 2020


Visa Europe Ltd – August 2020


Carnival Corporation – August 2020


Intel – August 2020


Australian Universities – August 2020


Instacart – July 2020


Garmin – July 2020


City of Darwin – July 2020


WA Department of Health – July 2020


VPN – July 2020


Fraudulent Cryptocurrency Scheme – June 2020


TikTok – June 2020


Twitter – June 2020


Google Chrome – June 2020


Australia – June 2020


Fisher & Paykel – June 2020


Avon – June 2020


Lion – June 2020


Noni B – June 2020


Babylon Health – June 2020


Joomla – June 2020


AFL Fan Website – May 2020


IN SPORT – May 2020


My Health Record – May 2020


Service NSW – May 2020


BlueScope Steel – May 2020


GoDaddy – May 2020


WA Police Force – April 2020


Optus – April 2020


Facebook – April 2020


Apple – April 2020


Zoom – April 2020


Marriott – April 2020


Federal Court – March 2020


Houseparty – March 2020


Chubb – March 2020


Norwegian Cruise Line – March 2020


Microsoft Teams and Zoom – March 2020


Henning Harders – March 2020


Melbourne TAFE – March 2020


Australian Department of Defence – March 2020


Nord VPN – March 2020


Alinta Energy – March 2020


Clearview AI – February 2020


Talman – February 2020


Samsung – February 2020


MGM – February 2020


Slickwraps – February 2020


Smartwatch – February 2020


Toll – February 2020


Yarra Trams – February 2020


Perth Mint – January 2020


Microsoft – January 2020


LabCorp – January 2020


I.M.L. SLU, the parent company of ImLive and PussyCash – January 2020


P&N Bank – January 2020


Travelex – January 2020


Amazon – January 2020


Wyze – January 2020

  • How To Protect Your Wyze Account After The Recent Data Breach – A recent security breach has leaked the information of over 2.4 million Wyze security camera users. The compromised database was left unsecured and publicly accessible, and it appears that the information was being collected and stored by the Alibaba cloud computing company in China.



Reference and Credit goes to Webber Insurance

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