Aussie Pub-Goers’ Data Spilled in Outrageous Leak: Over a Million Records on Tap!

Thirsty for a pint and privacy? Over a million Aussies could be crying into their beers as local pub-goers’ data leaks online, courtesy of Outabox’s alleged boo-boo. Now, that’s a round on the house nobody wanted. Cheers to cybersecurity hangovers!

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Who knew a casual pint could lead to pint-sized privacy? Over a million Aussie pub-goers just got their personal details spilled all over the internet like a clumsy bartender's first day on the job. Outabox, the company allegedly at the center of this brew-haha, might just redefine "signing in" to "signing away your privacy." Cheers to digital diligence, mates!

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