David Hollingworth

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David Hollingworth has been writing about technology for over 20 years, and has worked for a range of print and online titles in his career. He is enjoying getting to grips with cyber security, especially when it lets him talk about Lego.

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Exclusive: Aussie adult site confirms tens of thousands emails compromised in data leak

Hacker offers 94,000 lines of Australian XXX Reviews member emails for sale on a popular hacking site.

SECURITY • Wed, 26 Feb 2025

Op-Ed: APRA doubles down on cyber resilience warning – so, what now?

Australian regulators and legislators are doubling down on their efforts to protect the economy from cyber attacks and mass outages.

SECURITY • Tue, 25 Feb 2025

Aussie company Fleet Space to hunt for hydrogen under mountains

Fleet Space is set to use its technology that can detect minerals from space to uncover hydrogen reserves hidden underneath mountains.

DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION • Tue, 25 Feb 2025

Data breaches compromising more than 1m Australians surged in recent years

So-called “mega-breaches” have risen to an alarming two every month reported in Australia, according to new research.

SECURITY • Tue, 25 Feb 2025

3 ransomware trends to watch for in 2025

Mailbombing on the rise, top new ransomware operations, shortening dwell times and more – here’s what to watch for and why in the coming 12 months.

SECURITY • Tue, 25 Feb 2025

Defence Science and Technology Group program leader joins speaker line-up at the Australian Cyber Summit

Dr Robert Hunjet is set to discuss emerging trends in the cyber landscape at the Australian Cyber Summit 2025.

SECURITY • Tue, 25 Feb 2025

US government department displays hacked, Trump/Musk erotic deepfake put on repeat

Television screens in the headquarters of the US Department of Housing and Urban Development were hacked to display the US President sucking the toes of his “special ...

SECURITY • Tue, 25 Feb 2025

Australian government bans Kaspersky products

The Department of Home Affairs cites “unacceptable security risk” behind the ban on Russian security software.

GOVERNMENT • Mon, 24 Feb 2025

North Korean APT Lazarus Group blamed for Bybit Ethereum theft

Hackers from a DPRK-linked hacking group are behind billion-dollar Bybit crypto theft.

SECURITY • Mon, 24 Feb 2025

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David Hollingworth

Exclusive: Aussie adult site confirms tens of thousands emails compromised in data leak

Op-Ed: APRA doubles down on cyber resilience warning – so, what now?

Aussie company Fleet Space to hunt for hydrogen under mountains

Data breaches compromising more than 1m Australians surged in recent years

3 ransomware trends to watch for in 2025

Defence Science and Technology Group program leader joins speaker line-up at the Australian Cyber Summit

US government department displays hacked, Trump/Musk erotic deepfake put on repeat

Australian government bans Kaspersky products

North Korean APT Lazarus Group blamed for Bybit Ethereum theft

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