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PT Bank Commonwealth hit by 'cyber incident'

PT Bank Commonwealth hit by 'cyber incident'

Unauthorised access to project management software.

By Kate Weber on Mar 8, 2023 11:06AM

PT Bank Commonwealth (PTBC), the Indonesian subsidiary of Australia's Commonwealth Bank, has experienced a "cyber incident".

The bank said in a brief statement [pdf] that attackers gained unauthorised access to a web-based project management tool used by PTBC.

From there, it is understood they were able to partially access information and data from 11 staff and customers. 

CBA said PT Bank Commonwealth services "continue to operate as normal".

It added that its Australian systems operate separately from PTBC's.

“We are working closely with PTBC and supporting their efforts in this matter," Commonwealth Bank added.

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