Customers of Australian telecom company Optus have turned to social media to complain about suspicious account activity and “major privacy” breaches, ABC News reports. Users are stating that when they log in to their accounts, they receive someone else's data. The response follows reports of phishing emails targeting Optus customers, where users were requested to click on a link that included malware. Optus stated it is aware of the problem and that the phishing attack had been circulating since August 2018. 
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