Hackers have released stolen Medibank data on the dark web. What does this mean for customers?
Some of the stolen Medibank customer data has been leaked online after Australia's largest health insurance provider refused to pay a ransom to hackers. Loading YouTube content Medibank has started a dedicated cyber crime support package, including: A hardship package to provide financial support for customers who are in a uniquely vulnerable position as a result of this crime, who will be supported on an individual basis Access to Medibank's mental health and wellbeing support line for all customers, including ahm customers Access to specialist identity protection advice and resources from IDCARE Free identity monitoring services for customers who have had their primary ID compromised Reimbursement of fees for re-issue of identity documents that have been fully compromised in this crime Are there other ways I can protect myself from hackers? The Office of the Australian Information Commissioner says there are three main reporting bodies: Equifax, which provides free credit reports every three months, which provides free credit reports every three months illion, which doesn't charge for credit reports. Once you've created a free account, you can go on as often as you like Experian, which provides free credit reports every three months Even if nothing comes up on these sites, it doesn't necessarily mean you're in the clear.

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