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: 4TB of data allegedly leaked in Australian healthcare breach

The Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Research has confirmed a “cyber incident” as the Medusa ransomware gang claims to have more than four terabytes of internal video ...

SECURITY • Wed, 03 Jul 2024

Human Rights Watch finds photos of Aussie kids in AI training dataset

The candid images of nearly 200 Australian children were found being used to train AI – without their or their parents’ consent.

TECH • Wed, 03 Jul 2024

Rapid7 announces completion of IRAP PROTECTED assessment level

Australian government agencies that need PROTECTED level controls can now take advantage of several of the company’s key security solutions.

SECURITY • Wed, 03 Jul 2024

Exclusive: Steps to Life Christian ministry hit by data breach

A total of 100,000 records related to customers and staff of the Victorian Seventh Day Adventist media organisation were allegedly posted for sale online.

SECURITY • Tue, 02 Jul 2024

Exclusive: Alleged FBI server details and login pages shared on hacking forum

The FBI has declined to comment after alleged IP addresses and physical server locations were posted to a clear web hacking forum.

SECURITY • Tue, 02 Jul 2024

Chinese-linked hackers spotted exploiting Cisco NX-OS vulnerability

The Velvet Ant threat group was recently observed deploying malware and executing code on vulnerable Cisco Nexus switches.

SECURITY • Tue, 02 Jul 2024

Over 14m servers could be vulnerable to newly rediscovered regreSSHion flaw

A previously patched vulnerability in OpenSSH’s server could lead to a complete network takeover if not addressed.

SECURITY • Tue, 02 Jul 2024

eSafety Commissioner lays down gauntlet to social media and porn sites to protect kids online

The online industry has six months to develop a set of rules and processes to protect children from harmful content.

CULTURE • Tue, 02 Jul 2024

NAB executive: ‘We’re engaged in asymmetrical warfare’

The National Australia Bank’s general manager of group investigations, Chris Sheehan, reveals the cyber security challenges facing Australia’s big four banks in a candid ...

SECURITY • Mon, 01 Jul 2024

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David Hollingworth

Exclusive: 4TB of data allegedly leaked in Australian healthcare breach

Human Rights Watch finds photos of Aussie kids in AI training dataset

Rapid7 announces completion of IRAP PROTECTED assessment level

Exclusive: Steps to Life Christian ministry hit by data breach

Exclusive: Alleged FBI server details and login pages shared on hacking forum

Chinese-linked hackers spotted exploiting Cisco NX-OS vulnerability

Over 14m servers could be vulnerable to newly rediscovered regreSSHion flaw

eSafety Commissioner lays down gauntlet to social media and porn sites to protect kids online

NAB executive: ‘We’re engaged in asymmetrical warfare’

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