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NZ Incident: ‘Coding error’ compromises passports, driver licences in Ministry of Culture and Heritage data breach | Stuff.co.nz

by Steven Kirby | Aug 25, 2019 | Federal Government, New Zealand, OSWAP Top Ten, Privacy Breach, Stuff.co.nz, Website Compromise | 0 |

Privacy Breach 25 August 2019: New Zealand Ministry for Culture and Heritage revealed on Sunday more than 300 people had had their personal documents compromised following a “coding error” on a ministry-commissioned website.

Incident: AAMI, Suncorp suspend online insurance quote feature over burglary fears | SMH

by Steven Kirby | Dec 5, 2017 | Australia, Australian InfoSec Incident, Australian InfoSec Incidents 2017, Banking and Finance, Cybersecurity, Data Loss, OSWAP Top Ten, Privacy, SMH - The Sydney Morning Herald | 0 |

Australian Information Security Incident Reported: December 5 2017 One of Australia’s...

Quote: Jeremiah Grossman “Hypothesis: 80% of software vulnerabilities are created by 20% of developers.”

by Steven Kirby | Sep 15, 2017 | Application and Software Development, OSWAP Top Ten, Quotes | 0 |

“Hypothesis: 80% of software vulnerabilities are created by 20% of developers.” – Jeremiah Grossman

Vodafone NZ customer finds major loophole in ‘My Vodafone’ system | SecurityBrief NZ

by Steven Kirby | Sep 12, 2017 | New Zealand, OSWAP Top Ten, SecurityBrief NZ, Telcommunications and Internet Service Provider, Website Compromise | 0 |

Members of a New Zealand online tech community discovered a potential vulnerability in Vodafone New Zealand’s ‘My Vodafone’ platform. Source: SecurityBrief NZ – Vodafone NZ customer finds major loophone in ‘My...

Incident: Woolworths Rewards cards ‘hacked’, points stolen | news.com.au

by Steven Kirby | Jul 27, 2017 | Australia, Australian InfoSec Incident, Australian InfoSec Incidents 2017, Hacked, news.com.au, OSWAP Top Ten, Retail | 0 |

Australian Information Security Incident Reported: July 27 2017 Woolworths is investigating...

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NZ Incident: ‘Coding error’ compromises passports, driver licences in Ministry of Culture and Heritage data breach | Stuff.co.nz

Incident: AAMI, Suncorp suspend online insurance quote feature over burglary fears | SMH

Quote: Jeremiah Grossman “Hypothesis: 80% of software vulnerabilities are created by 20% of developers.”

Vodafone NZ customer finds major loophole in ‘My Vodafone’ system | SecurityBrief NZ

Incident: Woolworths Rewards cards ‘hacked’, points stolen | news.com.au

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