Australian techie jailed for accessing museum's accounting system and buying himself stuff

An Australian IT contractor used his privileged access to the National Maritime Museum's accounts payable system to redirect payments to his own accounts, stealing over AU$66,000; he was arrested and sentenced to 30 months' jail. The article also warns that cleared contractors reveal project details on LinkedIn and that many clearance holders' credentials appear in Have I Been Pwned, increasing exposure to credential-based targeting.