Tabcorp VIC Pty Ltd has received a A$350,000 fine after failing to fully introduce mandatory multi-factor authentication controls for customer wagering accounts in Victoria. The breaches occurred between January 30 and June 23, 2025, when some customers could continue accessing Tabcorp services without the required additional authentication step.
Tabcorp VIC Pty Ltd has received a A$350,000 fine after failing to fully introduce mandatory multi-factor authentication controls for customer wagering accounts in Victoria.
The breaches occurred between January 30 and June 23, 2025, when some customers could continue accessing Tabcorp services without the required additional authentication step.
During that period, unauthorised parties gained access to some wagering accounts and withdrew funds.
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Tabcorp VIC Pty Ltd has received a A$350,000 fine after failing to fully introduce mandatory multi-factor authentication controls for customer wagering accounts in Victoria. The breaches occurred between January 30 and June 23, 2025, when some customers could continue accessing Tabcorp services without the required additional authentication step. During that period, unauthorised parties gained access to some wagering accounts and withdrew funds.
Tabcorp eventually completed the rollout of mandatory mult...
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