Toll Group hackers accessed staff's personal and payroll data

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By Alex Lennane

29/05/2020

A little update here on this month’s cyber attack at Toll. The company has admitted that some employee data and payroll information has been compromised but it is not yet clear how many people have been affected. Toll said that some ‘corporate’ data had been downloaded by the attackers, who demanded a ransom but began downloading the data on the dark web when no money was forthcoming.

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