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Incident: Waverley Christian College confirms cyber incident after ransomware gang claims attack | Cyberdaily.au

Australian Education Ransomware Attack, 18 December 2024: Victoria – Waverley Christian College confirms cyber incident after Fog ransomware gang claims attack. Fog ransomware operation claims to have stolen five gigabytes of data including financial and insurance documents, internal correspondence, and other sensitive information.

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Incident: Medusa claims 852.4GB of data stolen from Ainsworth Game Technology | Cyberdaily.au

Australian Ransomware Attack, 12 December 2024: Medusa claims 852.4GB of data stolen from Ainsworth Game Technology. Include, confidential business information, employee data, including names, dates of birth, email addresses, bank account numbers, tax ID numbers and cards, passports.

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Incident: KillSec ransomware claims breach on Australian educational support platform | Cyberdaily.au

Australian Education Ransomware Attack, 10 December 2024: KillSec ransomware claims breach on Australian educational support platform Thanks For The Help (TFTH). The company’s website has been flagged by the Australian government’s Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency for providing essay writing services.

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Incident: Ransomware group KillSec claims hack on Clubfit Software | Cyberdaily.au

Australian Ransomware Attack, 4 December 2024: Queensland – Ransomware group KillSec claims hack on gym management software provider Brisbane-based Clubfit Software. Stolen data, approximately 200 gigabytes, includes sensitive information such as gym membership agreements with customer details.

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Incident: Australian disability services website defaced by DXPLOIT and other ‘hacktivists’ | Cyberdaily.au

Australian Health Website Hack, 4 December 2024: Western Australian Onestep Disability Services website defaced by DXPLOIT and other ‘hacktivists’. The incident underscores the growing threat of cyber-attacks by hacktivist groups.

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Incident: Finsure confirms ‘cyber incident’ impacting customers and brokers | TheAdviser

Australian Finance Services Privacy Breach, 27 November 2024: Mortgage broker Finsure confirms ‘cyber incident’ impacting customers and brokers. Finsure has confirmed that the marketing data of a number of its brokers and customers was impacted as a result of breach of their third-party provider Activepipe.

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Incident: Fencing and site security firm ATF Services confirms cyber attack | Cyberdaily.au

Australian Ransomware Attack, 26 November 2024: ATF Services has confirmed the incident after the INC Ransom ransomware gang claimed to have stolen one terabyte of the company’s data. Includes internal contact lists, loan and tax documents, debtors and creditors, customer data, and earnings forecasts.

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Incident: Snow Brand Australia confirms SafePay ransomware attack | Cyberdaily.au

Australian Manufacturing Ransomware Attack, 22 November 2024: Victorian based Snow Brand Australia confirms SafePay ransomware attack. Stolen 24 gigabytes, including financial data invoices, purchase orders, and details of retail partners. Also employee data, medical certificates, superannuation details, and Medicare applications.

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Incident: Wollongong-based Micon Office National confirms ransomware attack | Cyberdaily.au

Australian Retail Ransomware Attack, 15 November 2024: The Sarcoma ransomware gang has claimed Australian office furniture supplier Micon Office National as a victim on its darknet leak site. Potentially 34 gigabytes of data exfiltrated from the company and is threatening to publish the data within 11 days.

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Incident: Followmont Transport confirms ‘unauthorised access to our systems’ | Cyberdaily.au

Australian Transport Ransomware Attack, 13 November 2024: Ransomware gang Akira claims breach of Queensland-based transport company Followmont Transport. Akira “We will upload 230Gb of data including NDAs, passports, lot,’s of driver licenses, medical documents, detailed financial information.

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Incident: Australian engineering firm Goodline confirms RansomHub cyber attack | cyberdaily.au

Australian Manufacturing Cyber Attack, 06 Nov 2024: Western Australia – Australian engineering, construction and maintenance services company Goodline has confirmed with Cyber Daily that threat actors launched a cyber attack on its systems. 600 gigabytes of data exfiltrated as a result of threat actors using company credentials to access the network.

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Incident: Medical research group Harry Perkins Institute investigates major cyber security breach | ABC News Australia

Australian Medical Ransomware Attack, 3 July 2024: The Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Research in Perth is investigating a major cyber security incident. Medusa ransomware gang claims to have more than four terabytes of internal video camera footage.

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Incident: Year 11 students expelled for hacking schools IT systems for years undetected | PerthNow

Australian Education Access Breach, 24 June 2024: Perth, Western Australia – Year 11 students expelled for hacking schools IT systems for years undetected. Students used the teacher’s details to access their grades and other students’ personal information.

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Incident: City of Moreton Bay council launches investigation as private ratepayer information leaked online | ABC News Australia

Australian Council Privacy Breach, 11 June 2024: City of Moreton Bay council launches investigation as private ratepayer information leaked online. Private ratepayer information and complaints has been accidentally published on Moreton Bay City Council’s website.

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