The Privacy Commissioner found both entities failed to implement reasonable security safeguards to protect 100,000 patients.
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Serious security failures left the sensitive medical records of nearly 100,000 New Zealanders exposed to hackers and put up for sale on the dark web, an official watchdog inquiry has found.
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