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Australia is under cyber-attack and the problem is not going away – it's getting worse.

On last night's Four Corners, reporter John Lyons tracks the criminal syndicate behind one of Australia's largest-ever data breaches.

He finds highly-organised criminal gangs, often based in Russia, that have dozens of employees and even HR departments.

Lyons travels from Canberra to Ukraine where he discovers that we are battling a common enemy and that Australians are on the frontline of the fight against hackers.

This gripping episode of Four Corners takes you inside the operations fighting a silent parallel cyber war and asks what can be done to stop the hackers?

Hackers Inc reported by John Lyons goes to air on Monday 17 April at 8.30pm on ABC TV and ABC iview.

Hackers Inc: Chasing the cybercrime syndicates attacking Australia Four Corners tracks the criminal syndicate behind one of Australia's largest-ever data breaches.