Medibank’s failure to require its workers to use multi-factor authentication is what allowed hackers to obtain the personal information of its customers, the Australian privacy regulator alleges in new court documents.
Source: The Guardian
Medibank’s lack of multi-factor authentication allowed hackers to infiltrate systems, regulator alleges
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