Don't miss out on the headlines from Costs. Followed categories will be added to My News. A South Australian couple has issued a stark warning after nearly losing their entire life savings in a terrifying phone hack. Back in October, Adelaide man Abe Walters, 36, was picking up his youngest child from school when he noticed something strange.
But what followed saw him and his wife Kylie lose hundreds of dollars, have their identities stolen, shut their bank accounts and almost lose the savings they had been amassing for a home deposit. Three months later, they are still experiencing the blowback and fighting for compensation as they claim it was the result of a blunder from their phone provider Optus.
Abe and Kylie had linked their mobile accounts as part of a family phone plan and for two days they were both stuck on SOS mode. Abe sought help from his provider, Optus, via its web chat feature, where he was told to try turning his phone off and on again. The problem persisted. Confused as to how this withdrawal could have occurred, the couple rushed to their nearest bank branch.
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No Results Try searching for a popular competing website, and look at their top keywords for a point of comparison. It was also not clear whether they were acting on behalf of the Iranian state.
The newspaper has been the target of pro-Iranian hackers in the past. In May , a picture of a burning Tel Aviv appeared on the website. It depicted the then Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu reaching for a life jacket in the sea, with the headline "Be ready for a surprise.
Tehran sees Israel as an arch-enemy. The destruction of the Jewish state and the "liberation of Palestine" have been part of the country's foreign policy doctrine for four decades.
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