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Westpac 'stuff-up' puts confidential customer details online.
Australasian Business Intelligence, June, 2009
Byline: Mark Hawthorne
Jun 03, 2009 (The Sydney Morning Herald - ABIX via COMTEX) -- Westpac Banking has apologised for lax security that allowed the shareholder details of a client to be gained from the ASX stock exchange operator's web page and could be exploited by unscrupulous scrip acquirers. The document released to the exchange had the pertinent information concealed, but the process could be rendered useless by cutting and pasting the text.
Publication Date: 4 June 2009
WESTPAC BANKING CORPORATION - ASX WBC ASX LIMITED - ASX ASX JP MORGAN AUSTRALIA LIMITED JP MORGAN NOMINEES AUSTRALIA LIMITED ST GEORGE BANK LIMITED - ASX SGB WOOLWORTHS LIMITED - ASX WOW
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