Officer moved to Australia to end threats to parents after data breach

BBC NewsThursday, December 4, 2025 at 5:12:28 PM
Officer moved to Australia to end threats to parents after data breach
  • An officer relocated to Australia following a data breach that jeopardized her family's safety, stating that the incident placed a target on her family home. She has since taken a position with the Western Australia Police Force to ensure their protection.
  • This development highlights the serious implications of data breaches on personal safety, prompting individuals in sensitive positions to make drastic changes to their lives and careers in order to safeguard their loved ones.
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