Cybersecurity News
Email bungle at company seeking jobkeeper payments exposes staff's personal details
Names, addresses and birthdates of more than 100 people shared in privacy breach
The company responsible for delivering traffic reports on radio and TV stations across Australia accidentally sent out the dates of birth, names and home addresses of more than 100 current and former staff to potentially thousands of people as the company seeks to apply for the jobkeeper payments.
Australian Traffic Network provides short traffic report updates during news bulletins to 80 radio and television stations, including the ABC, Seven, Nine, 10, 2GB and Triple M.
Related: As Australia takes on Google and Facebook over news content, the world is watching | Margaret Simons
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