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26-09-2022, 10:18 AM
Optus executive’s awkward radio interview amid hacking backlash
An Optus executive has struggled through a radio interview this morning, appearing unable to answer a number of questions about the hack.
An Optus executive has struggled through an interview this morning, appearing unable to answer a number of questions about the cyber attack and why there are still customers that haven’t been contacted.
Up to 9.8 million past and present Optus customers are at risk of having their personal data stolen after the telco was the subject of a massive security breach last week.
The attack resulted in Australians having their names, emails, phone numbers, date of births, addresses and in some cases even drivers’ licence and passport numbers exposed.
An Optus executive has struggled through a radio interview this morning, appearing unable to answer a number of questions about the hack.
An Optus executive has struggled through an interview this morning, appearing unable to answer a number of questions about the cyber attack and why there are still customers that haven’t been contacted.
Up to 9.8 million past and present Optus customers are at risk of having their personal data stolen after the telco was the subject of a massive security breach last week.
The attack resulted in Australians having their names, emails, phone numbers, date of births, addresses and in some cases even drivers’ licence and passport numbers exposed.
