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Origin Energy breach exposes full bank details for up to 60 customers

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Origin Energy says a hacker accessed full bank account numbers for as many as 60 customers in a July incident. For about 900,000 affected customers, information accessed included names, addresses, dates of birth, contact details and other personal circumstances, plus last digits of credit cards or bank accounts. About 15,000 customers with government concession data were also affected. Origin is notifying customers and offering identity and 12 months’ credit monitoring after authorities linked the hack to a Philippines call centre tied to a

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