NSW Health Cyber Breach: 100,000 Documents Compromised
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- •100,000 documents allegedly stolen from an isolated NSW Health server.
- •No patient data has been compromised according to authorities.
- •The incident is under investigation by the NSW Police Cybercrime Squad.
A cyber breach at NSW Health has resulted in the alleged theft of 100,000 sensitive documents from an isolated server. The incident was reported to the NSW Police Cybercrime Squad on October 30, 2026, and has been declared a major incident. Authorities confirmed that no patient data was compromised during the breach. The hacker, identified as 'bytetobreach', claimed to have exploited a misconfigured subdomain, exfiltrating approximately 70GB of data. The breach is currently under investigation by the police, and Cyber Security NSW is involved in the response. Health Minister Ryan Park emphasized the need for continuous improvement in cybersecurity measures. The investigation is ongoing, and updates will be provided as they become available.
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