Breaking: Origin Energy believes 900,000 customers' data accessed in breach

28-07-2026 02:49 via abc.net.au

Breaking: Origin Energy believes 900,000 customers' data accessed in breach

Origin Energy says it started reviewing a "potential security threat" early this month but deemed it not credible, before new information indicated a breach.

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