AFP working with overseas law enforcement on Optus breach
Following the recent Optus data breach, the AFP has announced that it is working with overseas law enforcement to identify the offenders behind the attack.
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Following the recent Optus data breach, the AFP has announced that it is working with overseas law enforcement to identify the offenders behind the attack.
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