Hacker Gets Into Optus Accounts

11 Jul 2002

A SYDNEY man has been charged over accusations he hacked into the internet accounts of more than 400,000 Optus customers. Detectives from the Computer Crimes Unit raided the 22-year-old`s home in Bankstown, seizing computer equipment and arresting the man after a six-month investigation. Full Story

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