Optus Outage Report in Yanmah, Manjimup, State of Western Australia
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The chart below shows the number of Optus reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Yanmah and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.
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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by Optus users through our website.
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Internet (71%)
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Phone (10%)
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E-mail (7%)
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Wi-fi (7%)
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Total Blackout (5%)
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Optus Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Daniel Cohen
(@Fishman_Dan) reported
@InsidersABC @GrogsGamut First change would be to stop calling it a hack. It wasn't, they opened a door to anyone who wanted to come in and access live customer data. Secondly, Optus Executives getting sacked would be a good place to start.
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Michael Jayatilaka
(@Fabzonomist) reported
@computer_phile please do a video on the Optus data breach in Australia, and what can we do to better secure customer data.
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Subban
(@bensubban) reported
“If you think the Optus hack is bad, could you imagine a hack on one of the real estate tenancy application platforms? Tenancy application platforms ask for far more personal information. Any way forward here ??”
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Josh Mehlman
(@vealmince) reported
The weekend bad show in a nutshell… Optus CEO: It was a sophisticated hack. Minister: It wasn’t. David Speers: Who’s right? Who can say?
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sortius
(@sortius) reported
Why did the hack happen? Poor corporate governance. What enabled it to happen? Data retention legislation. Who's responsible? Optus and everyone who voted for data retention legislation #insiders
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CraigCarlyon
(@CraigCarlyon) reported
The #optus network is extremely slow this morning. Any reason why?
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Garden Naoms
(@garden_naoms) reported
No one believes the government is at fault for the Optus issue. It's OPTUS that's at fault. Not "hackers", not "the government". OPTUS. #insiders
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anon49658
(@anon49658) reported
@ichimikichiki @AnnastaciaMP @TMRQld Once you get your new CRN, your old CRN will no longer be valid ( cant auth with it). Also you will need the breach notice emailed to you from optus to receive a new CRN (cant just say "optus hack") What nightmare? I see no issue with getting a new CRN?
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Proselytiser
(@TheProselytiser) reported
Anyone else affected by the #Optusbreach think we deserve a couple of months free service for this debacle? I've spent HOURS of my precious time on hold to various institutions due to this, & believe my time should be compensated for. It's the LEAST they can do! @Optus
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John Drayton
(@JohnRDrayton) reported
@mizanrsharif I'd think that any cyber insurance would have due care clauses. What I've heard of the incident would suggest that Optus's risk management was lacking. Any insurance company covering Optus would be looking at whether Optus was in breach of its cover.