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Odido employee falls for phishing site: police share conversation with hack suspect for the first time

Odido employee falls for phishing site: police share conversation with hack suspect for the first time

The Dutch police have released audio footage from the Odido hack investigation, featuring a suspect deceiving a telecom employee into accessing a fraudulent login page. This incident, which occurred in February, highlights the tactics used by the suspect to gain unauthorized access to company systems.

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