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Au: Hacking suspect nabbed over court file data breach

Posted on April 23, 2025 by Dissent

Farid Farid reports:

A man has been charged with hacking Australia’s largest online court-filing system, but authorities believe the cyber crime hasn’t compromised any personal data.

[…]

“NSW Police Cybercrime Squad detectives have laid charges in relation to last month’s serious data breach involving the Department of Communities and Justice,” Police Minister Yasmin Catley said late on Wednesday.

[Acting Attorney-General Ron Hoenig] said no personal information had been detected online or on the dark web and no one protected by apprehended violence orders were identified as being at increased risk of harm.

Read more at Lithgow Mercury.

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