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Queensland utilities slammed for leaky systems, hacking risk
Friday February 05, 2021
Auditor-General Brendan Worrall has criticised government-owned corporations for not doing enough to prevent cyber attacks
Government-owned corporations have left their systems at risk of cyber attack. (Photo: ABC)
In a report tabled in State Parliament, Worrall said a routine audit of government-owned electricity corporations had already uncovered “high-risk issues relating to the security and authorisation of online payments”.
The vulnerabilities were considered so serious the GOCs were ordered to rectify them immediately, not simply wait for…
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