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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Web browsing overtakes email as the preferred method of spreading ransomware

A new report revealed that where once email was king when it came to infecting networks with ransomware, all the cool hackers are now turning to using URLs – web ...

SECURITY • Mon, 31 Jul 2023

2 Australian companies are helping address the cyber security gender gap

Australian cyber education provider Cyber Revolution has announced a number of its female students were successful in securing roles in CyberCX Academy’s All-Women ...

SECURITY • Mon, 31 Jul 2023

Op-Ed: Guarding the critical infrastructure grid in the age of cyber warfare

Critical infrastructure has been the target of a widening array of cyber security threats, including the high-profile Irish Health Service Executive attack and Colonial ...

GOVERNMENT • Mon, 31 Jul 2023

5 key drivers behind the growing rate of account takeover fraud

Malware is just one of the things behind the growing incidence of account takeover fraud on mobile devices.

CULTURE • Mon, 31 Jul 2023

Rapid7 appoints new partner director, Asia-Pacific and Japan

Cloud security company Rapid7 has announced the appointment of Anita Moorhouse to the position of partner director for the Asia-Pacific and Japan region.

SECURITY • Mon, 31 Jul 2023

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Tech Council of Australia urges digital identity reform

A former NSW politician has announced that he is part of a new initiative from the Tech Council of Australia to help reform digital credentials and identities.

DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION • Mon, 31 Jul 2023

Government contractor Maximus hit by MOVEit hack, millions affected

US-based government services company Maximus has disclosed that a large amount of personal data has been compromised as part of the MOVEit third-party file transfer hack

GOVERNMENT • Fri, 28 Jul 2023

Op-Ed: ICS/OT threat landscape – 2022 Year in Review

In 2022, the industrial community experienced a shift in the cyber threat landscape that was ushered in by increasingly homogenous operational technology (OT) ...

SECURITY • Fri, 28 Jul 2023

Old Call of Duty game taken offline after being found spreading malware

Fans of the popular Call of Duty franchise have become targets of hackers spreading a worm via the game’s lobby.

SECURITY • Fri, 28 Jul 2023

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David Hollingworth

Web browsing overtakes email as the preferred method of spreading ransomware

2 Australian companies are helping address the cyber security gender gap

Op-Ed: Guarding the critical infrastructure grid in the age of cyber warfare

5 key drivers behind the growing rate of account takeover fraud

Rapid7 appoints new partner director, Asia-Pacific and Japan

Tech Council of Australia urges digital identity reform

Government contractor Maximus hit by MOVEit hack, millions affected

Op-Ed: ICS/OT threat landscape – 2022 Year in Review

Old Call of Duty game taken offline after being found spreading malware

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