New Zealand central bank’s data system hacked

New Zealand Reserve Bank Governor Adrian Orr (Nick Perry/AP)
New Zealand Reserve Bank Governor Adrian Orr (Nick Perry/AP)

New Zealand’s central bank said on Sunday that one of its data systems has been breached by an unidentified hacker who potentially accessed commercially and personally sensitive information.

A third party file-sharing service used by the Reserve Bank of New Zealand to share and store sensitive information has been illegally accessed, the Wellington-based bank said in a statement.

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