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No evidence customer data published on dark web: Origin

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  • Origin Energy's chairman says there is no evidence that customer data stolen in a July hack has been published on the internet or the dark web. Hackers accessed the data of roughly 900,000 customers and former customers, including names, addresses and dates of birth.
  • Up to 60 full bank account numbers and about 100 ID document numbers were also accessed. Chairman Scott Perkins urged affected customers to stay alert to scams.
  • Origin faced criticism for not informing customers until July 22, after first becoming aware of a possible breach on July 2.
No evidence customer data published on dark web: Origin
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