City of Moreton Bay council says an investigation has been launched into how names, addresses, phone numbers and complaint details were accidentally published online.
Private ratepayer information has been accidentally published on Moreton Bay City Council's website. Moreton Bay ratepayers' private user information has been accidentally published to the regional council's website.
A council spokesperson said its third-party provider had launched an investigation into the "possible information breach". Ms Lalonde said she was shocked that Moreton Bay City Council had still not told ratepayers about the data breach. "I would expect they'd have to send out some formal communication letting people know their information was publicly accessible, but there was no indication they were going to do that.
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