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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Tech companies call for changes to draft UN Cybercrime Convention

The Cybersecurity Tech Accord would like to see stronger protections for researchers, pen-testers, and journalists and greater restrictions on access to personal data.

SECURITY • Tue, 30 Jul 2024

Exclusive: SnatchDeal customer details and ‘risk assessment’ data leaked

The personal data of nearly 10,000 customers of an online retailer is up for sale on a popular hacking forum.

SECURITY • Mon, 29 Jul 2024

Interview: David Sandell on why the Australian healthcare sector needs a dedicated ISAC

As healthcare entities come under increased cyber attacks, CI-ISAC’s CEO makes the case for providing the sector with its own Information Sharing and Analysis Centre.

SECURITY • Mon, 29 Jul 2024

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

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David Hollingworth

Tech companies call for changes to draft UN Cybercrime Convention

Exclusive: SnatchDeal customer details and ‘risk assessment’ data leaked

Interview: David Sandell on why the Australian healthcare sector needs a dedicated ISAC

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

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