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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Nearly 3bn compromised in hack on US background-checking firm

A lawsuit has revealed the details of a massive data breach impacting 2.9 billion individuals.

SECURITY • Mon, 12 Aug 2024

Exclusive: Victorian firm Kempe Engineering listed on RansomHub leak site

The ransomware gang claims to have stolen four terabytes of data, including customer and staff information.

SECURITY • Thu, 08 Aug 2024

Olympic boxer Danny Green partners with Cyber Wardens to promote cyber security

Analogies to the “sweet science” fly as boxing legend and businessman comes out swinging against cyber security threats.

SECURITY • Thu, 08 Aug 2024

Exclusive: Meow ransomware gang claims hack of New Zealand IT support firm Banx

The threat actor claims to have 15 gigabytes of stolen data from the company and has already published some documents on the darknet.

SECURITY • Thu, 08 Aug 2024

Report: Half of Australian businesses have paid a ransom after a cyber attack

A survey of Australian businesses by Cloudflare paints a picture of a volatile local landscape as some organisations report more than 11 data breaches in the last 12 ...

SECURITY • Thu, 08 Aug 2024

Inside the world of initial access brokers, with Rapid7’s Christiaan Beek

We sat down with Rapid7’s senior director of threat analytics to unpack how initial access brokers operate and their place in the cyber crime ecosystem.

SECURITY • Wed, 07 Aug 2024

Op-Ed: A wish list for the new Minister for Cyber Security, Tony Burke

Janine Morris, industry engagement and strategy lead at AvePoint, outlines four key areas that Australia’s new Cyber Security Minister needs to address.

SECURITY • Wed, 07 Aug 2024

Microsoft joins Delta Air Lines pile on

Microsoft’s lawyer accuses the airline of presenting a “false picture” of its actions following the July CrowdStrike outage.

SECURITY • Wed, 07 Aug 2024

Ransomware gangs increasingly weaponising stolen data

Cyber criminals are using the personal details of company employees and even “illegal business activities” to put more pressure on victims.

SECURITY • Wed, 07 Aug 2024

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David Hollingworth

Nearly 3bn compromised in hack on US background-checking firm

Exclusive: Victorian firm Kempe Engineering listed on RansomHub leak site

Olympic boxer Danny Green partners with Cyber Wardens to promote cyber security

Exclusive: Meow ransomware gang claims hack of New Zealand IT support firm Banx

Report: Half of Australian businesses have paid a ransom after a cyber attack

Inside the world of initial access brokers, with Rapid7’s Christiaan Beek

Op-Ed: A wish list for the new Minister for Cyber Security, Tony Burke

Microsoft joins Delta Air Lines pile on

Ransomware gangs increasingly weaponising stolen data

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