Biggest Data Breaches in Australia

The video discusses five major data breaches in Australia, highlighting the vulnerabilities and impacts on various sectors. It covers the Canva breach affecting 137 million users, the Ubiquiti Networks breach impacting 85 million users, the Australian National University breach involving 200,000 students, the ProctorU breach with data on 450,000 students leaked, and the Eastern Health ransomware attack. Each breach is analyzed for its causes, effects, and the response from the affected organizations. The video concludes with a reminder to subscribe for more content.

What is the main focus of the video?

• The five biggest data breaches in Australia

• The impact of technology on education

• The rise of start-ups in Australia

• How to secure your personal data

How many users were affected by the Canva data breach?

• 137 million

• 450,000

• 200,000

• 85 million

What was the hacker group responsible for the Canva data breach called?

• Lizard Squad

• Ghosticplayers

• DarkSide

• Anonymous

Which type of devices does Ubiquiti Networks primarily deal with?

• Gaming consoles

• Laptops

• IoT devices

• Smartphones

What was one of Ubiquiti's major errors during the breach?

• Not invalidating customer data immediately

• Not informing the public

• Not updating their software

• Not contacting law enforcement

How many students were affected by the Australian National University data breach?

• 85 million

• 137 million

• 200,000

• 450,000

What method did cybercriminals use to attack the Australian National University?

• DDoS attack

• Spear-phishing

• SQL injection

• Ransomware

How many student customers' data was found on a dark web forum in the ProctorU breach?

• 450,000

• 200,000

• 85 million

• 137 million

What was the impact of the Eastern Health data breach on healthcare services?

• Loss of patient data

• Postponement of surgeries

• Financial loss

• Public disclosure of medical records

What did Eastern Health claim about the patient data during the breach?

• It was encrypted

• It was not compromised

• It was sold on the dark web

• It was compromised