An online ticketing company has moved quickly to fix a"potential data leak" after a university student claimed the personal details of thousands of people had been revealed.A student says the personal data of users on the site was publicly availableIn a statement posted on its website, Get said it had"immediately acted" following reports of a"potential vulnerability" in its systems.
On its website, it told users it was investigating the"potential data leak" and would provide a further update when it became available. Agencies are investigating whether China is behind a security breach of the Australian Parliament's computing network "While we can't comment on the specifics, we would expect any organisation to act quickly to contain a data breach involving personal information and assess the potential impact on those affected," he said.
The student, who asked to remain anonymous, told the ABC he found the data when applying for a club membership.