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Journalist at The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald, covering energy and resources. Contact me n.toscano@theage.com.au | Secure email: n.toscano@protonmail.com
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Origin Energy confirms data breach has exposed customer information

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By Nick Toscano Verified, David Swan Verified
| MSN Australia Verified
Nick Toscano, David Swan Origin Energy, the largest Australian power and gas company, has confirmed that a hacker has gained unauthorised access to some customers' private information, including names, addresses and partial credit card and bank account numbers. The company said on Thursday it was still working to determine how many customers were affected by the cybersecurity breach, and was contacting customers individually once it was confirmed their information had been comprised.
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Nation’s largest power company probes potential data breach

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By Nick Toscano Verified, David Swan Verified
| MSN Australia Verified
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Nation's largest power company probes potential data breach

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By Nick Toscano Verified, David Swan Verified
| MSN Australia Verified
Nick Toscano, David Swan Power and gas giant Origin Energy has launched an urgent investigation into a potential security breach that may have accessed the personal details of some of its 4.7 million Australian customers. Origin, the nation's largest energy retailer, said on Wednesday it was investigating the potential hacking incident and acknowledged it might raise concerns for customers. The company said it did not believe customers' credit card or bank details had been accessed.
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