Cyber attacks target Australian superannuation funds, members report account lockouts and missing funds

News04 Apr 2025

A wave of suspected cyber attacks has struck several Australian superannuation funds, with AustralianSuper, the country’s largest retirement savings provider, reporting that four members have collectively lost $500,000 from their accounts.

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