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Telstra site fails AGAIAN to secure customer details

Posted on December 31, 2011 by Lee J

Once again Australian Telecom Giant Telstra has failed to secure its clients. music feeds has a explained the most recent leak and contains screen shots of the data. After telstra was alerted, once again it took them up to an hour to take the site offline for repairs.. Now this is not the first time this has happened to telstra, not so long again a Whirlpool forum user discovered a hole in its security that also exposed thousands of client details and they have been under investigation over the breach as well. So what does this mean now, I personally think telstra should be disabling all access to client details until they can 100% promise that there is no stupid loop holes that expose customer details. Source

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