Absa suffers data breach

Nemoneiros said:
Oh. Only serious enough to biets online
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Did you get a case number after the Master Deeds incident? Or any of the others? Oh not? So you don't care about privacy ...

Yes, it's a kinda troll post playing into your troll post. What @lkswan747 said is extremely valid. In other countries this would be taken up automatically by the relevant authorities, no need for somebody to go visit Konstabel Abel with a far away look, having cookin clue what it's about, picking his nose ...

I'll say it: The only people benefiting from privacy in our country and the protection it provides are those abusing it.
 
Sollie said:
Did you get a case number after the Master Deeds incident? Or any of the others? Oh not? So you don't care about privacy ...

Yes, it's a kinda troll post playing into your troll post. What @lkswan747 said is extremely valid. In other countries this would be taken up automatically by the relevant authorities, no need for somebody to go visit Konstabel Abel with a far away look, having cookin clue what it's about, picking his nose ...

I'll say it: The only people benefiting from privacy in our country and the protection it provides are those abusing it.
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We can use your case number?
 
Sollie said:
For you.

FWIW, I have many case numbers pertaining to things that did not affect me directly, but I can't do it all.

But then again we find the trolls doing f-all trolling real issues, being smart ass without the smarts, here on mybb.
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Ag is jy net oulik nie. Jou ma is seker trops op jou :ROFL:
 
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He added that the analyst sold 2% of the bank’s retail customer base – an estimated 200,00 people - to third parties. These parties may include marketing groups, who may “try to commit fraud on these accounts”.

Clients’ identity numbers, description of their financed vehicles, addresses and contact details were sold – but passwords and PIN codes were not included, Bucchianeri confirmed.
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