Protecting yourself after a data breach: What you need to know
It is easy to shrug off news of yet another data breach. But experts say even basic personal information can help fuel cyber crimes. RNZ explains.
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It is easy to shrug off news of yet another data breach. But experts say even basic personal information can help fuel cyber crimes. RNZ explains.
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In recent years, a spate of high-profile data breaches has made consumers more wary of handing out their personal information online. And being extra cautious is only sensible, since in the 2021-22 financial year alone, the Australian Cyber Security Centre received over 76,000 cybercrime reports—the equivalent of one report every seven minutes.