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Johnny Lieu

Johnny Lieu

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Fact-Checking Journalist, AFP Fact Check

Sydney

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Human Interest, Food, drinkhistory, online trends, racial identities culture

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Total articles 3327

  • What to do on Christmas Day when you don't even celebrate Christmas

    By Johnny Lieu Verified| Mashable Verified For people who don't celebrate Christmas, the day itself can fill you with dread. There's no waking up to presents, no massive feast for lunch, dinner or eating leftovers on the ensuing days. It's just another day, except most stores and activities are closed, while everyone else is having a ball. So what do you do? If you're anything like this writer, Christmas was just never a thing in your house. Maybe you don't celebrate it for religious reasons. Maybe you just can't stand the carols.

    By Johnny Lieu Verified · Mashable

    Dec. 10, 2023

  • Hackers leak Australian health records on dark web

    By Steven Trask Verified, Johnny Lieu Verified| Tech Xplore Verified Hackers have followed through on a threat to leak sensitive medical records stolen from a major Australian health company that counts the country's prime minister among nearly 10 million customers. Medibank told investors that a "sample" selection of customer data was posted on a "dark web forum" on Wednesday after it refused to pay a ransom demand.

    By Steven Trask Verified, Johnny Lieu Verified · Tech Xplore

    Nov. 09, 2022

  • Hackers leak Australian health records on dark web after ransom not paid

    By Johnny Lieu Verified, Steven Trask Verified| Japan Today Verified Hackers on Wednesday began leaking sensitive medical records stolen from an Australian health insurer with nearly 10 million customers, including the prime minister, after the firm refused to pay a ransom. Medibank told investors that a "sample" of data from some 9.7 million clients had been posted on a "dark web forum" -- and that more leaks were likely.

    By Johnny Lieu Verified, Steven Trask Verified · Japan Today

    Nov. 08, 2022

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