TPG Telecom says an unauthorised third party has accessed the emails of up 15,000 iiNet and Westnet business customers.
says an unauthorised third party has accessed the emails of up 15,000 iiNet and Westnet business customers to prowl through financial and cryptocurrency-related information of those users.
In a statement to the ASX, which was not classified “market sensitive”, TPG apologised unreservedly to affected customers and sought to reassure it had “implemented measures to stop the unauthorised access”.“We continue to investigate the incident and any potential impact on customers and are advising customers to take necessary precautions. This incident does not affect any home or personal iiNet or Westnet products, such as broadband or mobile,” it said in a statement.
“The matter remains under investigation, and we will be communicating with directly affected customers as more information becomes available,” the company said.Connect with
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