Australian officials have unintentionally disclose personal data of world leaders participating in the summit of "Big twenty" in November. Error occurred on 7 November 2014 because of the employee of the Department of immigration, which unintentionally sent the numbers of passports, visas and other personal data of all the world leaders participating in the summit of " Big twenty, the organizers of the Asian Cup football, writes the guardian. For example, was sent information about the names, dates of birth, positions, citizenship, passports and visas 31 world leader. Among were sent melon Russian President Vladimir Putin, the head of the White house, Barack Hussein Obama, German Chancellor Angela Merkel, leader of China, XI Jinping, and many other. Division Director of visa services Department in a letter to the Australian Commissioner of data protection said that " the cause of the breach was the human factor ". For example, an employee of the Department has not verified that the auto-complete feature in Microsoft Outlook, you have entered an invalid recipient. Thus, According to the bureaucrat, " it is unlikely that the data were in the public domain ", as those who received the letter the man removed the letter and folder emptied the deleted messages ". He also said that " taking into account that low risk does not consider it necessary to inform world leaders about the incident. In November of last year Brisbane held its first working meeting of the G20 leaders, heads of invited countries and competent international organizations. The summit was a platform to discuss topics, which the leaders of the "twenty" has accumulated a lot. So, punish the West to Russia in connection with the situation in Ukraine and the reunification of the Crimea and Russia according to the results of the referendum, significantly narrowed the possibilities of interaction between States. Among other things, "hung in the air" theme transmission Russia France first " Mistral ". 10px