Hackers target RBA

The article reports that hackers penetrated six staff computers at the Reserve Bank of Australia in 2011 using a highly targeted and plausible email phishing trick.

According to the article, the phishing-based breach occurred in 2011.

The article says the attackers used a highly targeted and plausible email phishing trick to penetrate six staff computers at the RBA.

The report states that six staff computers at the Reserve Bank of Australia were penetrated during the incident.

The Reserve Bank of Australia told the article that no information was stolen at the time.

No — the article says the RBA declined to comment on where the attack originated or what information was being sought.

The article includes shortened links (bit.ly/ZxEvGJ and bit.ly/13GuaM1) as references for further reading.

The article itself only reports the incident and the RBA's statement that no information was stolen; it does not provide analysis or guidance on investor implications or broader cyber risk.