“The leak site alleges Outabox contracted development of some software to offshore developers, and that those coders were given access to data gathered by gaming venues – including facial biometrics, scans of drivers’ licenses, and club membership details.”
Australians sign in at clubs to get tax-exempt drink prices and to satisfy gambling and anti-money-laundering rules. Outabox’s kiosks captured faces and driver’s licences, and the leak site says offshore contractors were told to back it all up to public clouds. Over a million records ended up searchable online. Outabox gave The Register a “no comment.” The patrons get to replace their licences.