Australia’s TPG Telecom flags cyber incident in its iiNet system

TPG Telecom estimates 280K affected by subsidiary breach

: iiNet breach blamed on single stolen login, with emails, phone numbers, and addresses exposed

At least 280,000 exposed in iiNet data breach

iiNet cyberattack exposes details of 280,000 customers

Hundreds of thousands of iiNet customers have potentially had their details stolen after the internet provider was hit by a cyberattack.

Cyberattack exposes details of more than 200,000 iinet customers

A list of about 280,000 active email addresses and roughly 20,000 active landline phone numbers have been extracted from iiNet's order management system.

280,000 Australians at Risk After Cyber Hack Breaches iiNet

Major internet provider iiNet has confirmed that an unknown third party gained unauthorised access to its order management system, exposing hundreds of thousands of Australian customer records. The company’s parent, TPG Telecom, said the incident was contained to iiNet’s internal ordering platform, but acknowledged the scale of the breach has left many customers at risk. Initial investigations suggest that around 280,000 active iiNet email addre…

Details for 280,000 iiNet customers stolen in data breach

Hundreds of thousands of Australians who have email accounts and phone numbers with the iiNet brand owned by TPG Telecom have had data stolen in a cyber breach.