In January 2021, the Australian organization Oxfam became a victim of data leakage, as a result of which 1.8 million unique email addresses of supporters of the charity organization were disclosed. The data was put up for sale at a popular hacker forum and also included names, phone numbers, addresses, gender and date of birth. In some cases, partial data from credit card and other banking data were disclosed. Later, the data was posted in the public domain at the hacker forum.