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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Israeli government intervened to protect NSO Group from WhatsApp legal discovery

Leaked documents reveal Israel’s Ministry of Justice stepped in to conceal the spyware maker’s activity from a US court case.

SECURITY • Mon, 29 Jul 2024

North Korean hackers really want the West’s nuclear secrets

The UK’s National Cyber Security Centre has warned of the ongoing espionage activities of the Andariel threat group.

SECURITY • Mon, 29 Jul 2024

Exclusive: Victorian IT services company Insula confirms BianLian ransomware attack

The ransomware gang claims to have a range of internal documents, client data, and source code, as Insula Group’s CEO refuses to pay the ransom demand.

SECURITY • Fri, 26 Jul 2024

AI data protection is a key concern for ANZ CIOs

Lenovo’s Smarter Data Management Playbook 2024 report shows IT decision-makers are focused on the security and quality of AI and its data.

TECH • Fri, 26 Jul 2024

CrowdStrike CEO says ‘97% of Windows sensors are back online’

CEO George Kurtz has released an update following the disastrous 19 July Falcon update that crashed 8.5 million Windows PCs worldwide.

SECURITY • Fri, 26 Jul 2024

Exclusive: Customer and HR data potentially impacted in alleged BlackSuit attack on Reward Hospitality

The Australian hospitality and catering firm has fallen victim to an alleged ransomware attack.

SECURITY • Fri, 26 Jul 2024

Outcry after alleged ‘protected’ list of far-right X users leaked online

UPDATE: Okta confirms that the screenshot currently circulating on social media is a fake

CULTURE • Thu, 25 Jul 2024

Australian CFOs are getting more involved in IT investment decisions over ROI concerns

Chief financial officers (CFOs) and chief information officers (CIOs) are beginning to work together on IT investment projects to guarantee stronger returns.

DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION • Thu, 25 Jul 2024

CrowdStrike outage could cost Fortune 500 companies US$5.4bn

Cloud insurance firm estimates that a quarter of all Fortune 500 companies were impacted by the CrowdStrike Falcon update bug.

SECURITY • Thu, 25 Jul 2024

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David Hollingworth

Israeli government intervened to protect NSO Group from WhatsApp legal discovery

North Korean hackers really want the West’s nuclear secrets

Exclusive: Victorian IT services company Insula confirms BianLian ransomware attack

AI data protection is a key concern for ANZ CIOs

CrowdStrike CEO says ‘97% of Windows sensors are back online’

Exclusive: Customer and HR data potentially impacted in alleged BlackSuit attack on Reward Hospitality

Outcry after alleged ‘protected’ list of far-right X users leaked online

Australian CFOs are getting more involved in IT investment decisions over ROI concerns

CrowdStrike outage could cost Fortune 500 companies US$5.4bn

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