Financing outfit Firstmac has warned customers that tax file numbers, and dates of birth, have been stolen.
Hackers have breached its systems, marking another financier attacked.has been hacked, with customer tax file numbers and date of birth among information stolen.
Firstmac is a non-bank lender – it says it is Australia’s 12th largest home loan lender – and sponsor of the Brisbane Broncos. It also gathers term deposits for customers on bThe Australian Financial Review One customer, who said they had a term deposit, said that a review had found the personal information including the person’s name, tax file number, date of birth, and contact information were among “impacted files”.
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