Email from Victorian court exposes email addresses of hundreds of victims of crime

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Email from Victorian court exposes email addresses of hundreds of victims of crime

Oct. 1, 2024 - 08:13 By ABC NEWS (Australia)

Hundreds of people - including victims of crime - have had their personal emails exposed in a privacy blunder by the Victorian courts. The agency responsible has apologised for breach - but some victims' lawyers say that's not enough.