Optus suffers largest cyberattack in Australian history, Putin threatens nuclear war

Another week, another PR disaster for a major Australian company. This time, Optus has been the victim of one of the largest cybercrimes in Australian history, but customers and politicians alike aren't buying the excuse.

It took Optus 24 hours to email its customers after going out to media, and since the news broke, it's been trainwreck after trainwreck in front of television cameras and reporters.

What does the cyberattack/hack mean for the everyday Aussie? What can you do to protect yourself? And what could Optus possibly do better? James Law and special guest news.com.au deputy editor Liz Burke break it down for you.

While Optus struggles with the media, Vladimir Putin pulls some strings and delays a conscription and 'mobilisation' announcement just long enough to take the attention completely away from Queen Elizabeth's funeral, and makes some nuclear threats to make sure he really makes headlines.

But how has the 'mobilisation' gone down in Russia? Not well according to reports, with tens of thousands of able-bodied men fleeing the country, as well as protests breaking out across the country. We dive in to how the news has been received, and what could be next in the war in Ukraine.

On a lighter note, a new meme is born: Adam Levine's sh** sexts have broken the internet.

The Maroon 5 lead singer has made headlines around the world for cheating on his wife with an Instagram model and influencer, and his dirty laundry being aired in the worst possible way.

Is there a way back for him? We discuss.

A reminder if you like it, hit the subscribe button to get notified whenever a new episode goes live 👆

New to Flash? We have an exclusive, limited time offer for new subscribers who listen to the podcast. Get a massive one month free when you sign up using the code FLASHDRIVE. Sign up today 👉 flashne.ws/TRIAL

Follow us on the socials: 
Facebook 👉 https://www.fb.com/flashnewsau 
Instagram 👉 https://www.instagram.com/flashnewsau 
Twitter 👉 https://www.twitter.com/flashnewsau 
TikTok 👉 https://www.tiktok.com/@flashnewsau

Want to watch the podcast instead? No problem. Head to our YouTube channel and subscribe :tv: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-SjfDnelHsnjKWhaBDht6w

Another week, another PR disaster for a major Australian company. This time, Optus has been the victim of one of the largest cybercrimes in Australian history, but customers and politicians alike aren't buying the excuse.
It took Optus 24 hours to email its customers after going out to media, and since the news broke, it's been trainwreck after trainwreck in front of television cameras and reporters.
What does the cyberattack/hack mean for the everyday Aussie? What can you do to protect yourself? And what could Optus possibly do better? James Law and special guest news.com.au deputy editor Liz Burke break it down for you.
While Optus struggles with the media, Vladimir Putin pulls some strings and delays a conscription and 'mobilisation' announcement just long enough to take the attention completely away from Queen Elizabeth's funeral, and makes some nuclear threats to make sure he really makes headlines.
But how has the 'mobilisation' gone down in Russia? Not well according to reports, with tens of thousands of able-bodied men fleeing the country, as well as protests breaking out across the country. We dive in to how the news has been received, and what could be next in the war in Ukraine.
On a lighter note, a new meme is born: Adam Levine's sh** sexts have broken the internet.
The Maroon 5 lead singer has made headlines around the world for cheating on his wife with an Instagram model and influencer, and his dirty laundry being aired in the worst possible way.
Is there a way back for him? We discuss.
A reminder if you like it, hit the subscribe button to get notified whenever a new episode goes live 👆
New to Flash? We have an exclusive, limited time offer for new subscribers who listen to the podcast. Get a massive one month free when you sign up using the code FLASHDRIVE. Sign up today 👉 flashne.ws/TRIAL
Follow us on the socials:  Facebook 👉 https://www.fb.com/flashnewsau  Instagram 👉 https://www.instagram.com/flashnewsau  Twitter 👉 https://www.twitter.com/flashnewsau  TikTok 👉 https://www.tiktok.com/@flashnewsau
Want to watch the podcast instead? No problem. Head to our YouTube channel and subscribe :tv: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-SjfDnelHsnjKWhaBDht6w

Lucy McLeod and James Law take the news of the week and clean it up into an easy-listening podcast that'll leave you more informed, and hopefully give you a laugh or two along the way.

Start streaming news from around the world with 25+ news channels in 1 place.

New to Flash? Get a 14 day free trial. Sign up here > https://flashne.ws/TRIAL

Lucy McLeod and James Law take the news of the week and clean it up into an easy-listening podcast that'll leave you more informed, and hopefully give you a laugh or two along the way.
Start streaming news from around the world with 25+ news channels in 1 place.
New to Flash? Get a 14 day free trial. Sign up here &gt; <a href="https://flashne.ws/TRIAL">https://flashne.ws/TRIAL</a>

Georgie Tunny and James Law bring you a wrap of the week's news, with a fun, easy 20-minute listen

Flash Drive

The news can be a messy place. Georgie Tunny and James Law take the news of the week and clean it up into an easy-listening 20-minute podcast that'll leave you more informed, and hopefully give you a laugh or two along the way.

The news can be a messy place. Georgie Tunny and James Law take the news of the week and clean it up into an easy-listening 20-minute podcast that'll leave you more informed, and hopefully give you a laugh or two along the way.