Outabox data breach

Published: 17 July 2024

The NSW Government is assisting the response to a cyber security incident involving Outabox and impacting a number of Clubs in NSW and ACT.

The NSW Government is assisting the response to a cyber security incident involving Outabox and impacting a number of Clubs in NSW and ACT. While limited information is known, it is believed that personal information of patrons of the clubs that use this IT provider may have been compromised. 

The clubs involved in the cyber security incident are working towards notifying all impacted patrons.

The OAIC has been notified, the Australian Signals Directorate’s Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC) has offered technical advice and assistance to Outabox and the Australian Federal Police and NSW Police Force are currently investigating the incident further. 

Specific enquiries relating to this incident should be directed to Outabox.

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Get support

ID Support NSW is a free government support service for all people in NSW to help individuals restore and protect their identity documents and personal information.

If you believe your personal information has been stolen, used, breached, or accessed without your knowledge or consent, or anyone impacted by this unfortunate event, contact ID Support NSW.

Call us

To receive personalised guidance from one of our team, call 1800 001 040. You can quickly and easily safeguard your information in around ten minutes, typically without any hold time. When you call, please have your reference number (below) ready.

Advisors are available between 9am and 5pm, Monday to Friday. Interpreter services are available.

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Access personalised advice at a time convenient for you by visiting our self-help portal.

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