The hackers updated the forum with a simple message attached: 'Happy Cyber Security Day!!!'9News
November 30 is "International Cyber Security Day" and the date chosen by the hacker to release this information.
The reference to "added folder full" relates to the folder named "full", where the new data has been placed. Inside that folder are six files, which at 6.4 gigabytes don't appear to be as much as Medibank believed was stolen from its system.Previous releases of data have been less than a megabyte; the new folder is 6400 megabytes.While the information has been released only on the dark web, previous releases from this hacker have quickly made their way onto open web hacker forums, so the same could occur here.
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