‘Case closed’: Medibank hackers release massive data file
The criminals who stole information on Medibank Private’s entire customer base have released a massive data file overnight with more sensitive customer data. But they have also hinted that this could be the last as Australia’s largest private health insurer continues toIn the early hours of this morning, the hackers made an update to the dark web blog that has been used to release information saying: “Happy Cyber Security Day!!! Added folder full. Case closed.
Medibank said it is still analysing the data released this morning but said it appears to be customer information stolen by the hackers.“The raw data we have analysed today so far is incomplete and hard to understand,” it said this morning.Medibank reiterated that there are no signs that financial or banking data has been taken. It also says, the personal data accessed, by itself, is not sufficient to enable identify and financial fraud.
“From our end, we’re just going to have to muscle up and put whatever resources we need in to protect people’s information.”
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