Stuff的争议事件
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2026
Stuff就Neighbourly数据泄露向高等法院申请禁令
提起诉讼
Stuff集团就Neighbourly用户数据被盗并在暗网出售一事,向奥克兰高等法院申请紧急禁令,禁止未知被告存储、发布、分享或使用被盗数据。该数据泄露于元旦当天被发现。
当事方说明的目的. 依法禁止任何人存储、发布、分享或以其他方式使用被盗文件
品牌回应
持续披露 — Neighbourly
By Saturday, January 3, the company had begun emailing its member base, estimated to be between 800,000 and 1 million New Zealanders - to confirm that unauthorised access had occurred.
整改 — Neighbourly
Stuff maintains that the security vulnerability used to access the data has been identified and closed, and the platform is now secure.
调查 — Neighbourly
The spokesperson said Neighbourly and an external data security team are investigating the claims.
持续披露 — Neighbourly
It said it would update its members as more information became available.
来源摘录
A threat actor operating under the pseudonym "Sprigatito" has claimed responsibility for the attack.
The injunction seeks to legally prohibit anyone from storing, publishing, sharing, or otherwise using the stolen file.
In a move to stem the distribution of the stolen material, Stuff confirmed on Monday, January 5, that it had filed proceedings in the High Court against "unknown defendants."
2020
Stuff就其对毛利人的报道公开道歉
公司回应
Stuff就其历史上对毛利人的呈现和报道公开道歉,称其报道曾从种族主义倾向到视野狭隘不等,并表示将继续沟通协商、努力修复与毛利人的关系。
当事方说明的目的. 今后做得更好
品牌回应
道歉 — Stuff
The media company Stuff is issuing a public apology for the way it has portrayed Māori, from its first editions until now.
调查 — Stuff
The apology follows Stuff's own investigation into itself - Tā Mātou Pono, Our Truth - which has examined all digital and print publications, sections from business to sport, as well as letters to the editor.
来源摘录
The media company Stuff is issuing a public apology for the way it has portrayed Māori, from its first editions until now.
"Our coverage of Māori issues over the last 160 years ranged from racist to blinkered. Seldom was it fair or balanced in terms of representing Māori," he said.
This morning Stuff has apologised for decades of racist reporting, and has in its own words “grappled with the truth that our journalism has often unfairly portrayed Maori, ranging from racist to blinkered”.