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BSB 650 000
28/09/2022
Optus customers are being urged to protect their accounts and remain alert for scams following the recent data leak.
The personal information released could put impacted customers at a higher risk of identity theft, so it’s important to safeguard your financial accounts.
Be on alert for any of the following suspicious activity:
In addition to the account monitoring and security control measure that most banks have in place, you can take the following steps to secure your accounts as a precaution:
Optus is contacting impacted customers with communications and next steps on an individual basis.
Scamwatch also offer advice on additional steps you can take to protect yourself.
If you’re worried that you’ve been a victim of a scam or unauthorised transactions, contact your bank and report to Scamwatch.
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