Telstra reveals large-scale security breach at Pacnet

By Allie Coyne

Unknown attackers used SQL injection to gain access to corporate network.

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Too much effort for little gain.

Allie Coyne

@alliecoyne

Telstra subsidiary Pacnet suffered a big security breach before it was bought out by the telco http://t.co/U9EY1AqK0A via @itnews_au

Allie Coyne

@alliecoyne

Pacnet didn't inform Telstra of the breach (SQL injection) until after the A$857 million acquisition was finalised http://t.co/U9EY1AqK0A

Anthony B,

@swearyanthony

http://t.co/Kzh5kMw0cN Aaaawkward conversation http://t.co/FRlYjC5jLQ

Liam

@liamosaur

"Thanks for all the money! By the way, we've just had a massive security breach" http://t.co/VYSHN68WHP http://t.co/jzNbtB6cGM

James Turner

@jturner_ibrs

all orgs will have security incidents, so how they handle the aftermath matters. Telstra showing that being the first to know is vital

Dave Shephard

@dave_shephard

@Telstra_news @MikePBurgess well handled - good job. And nice to see the focus being on customers, not attribution or speculation.