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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Dota 2 video game vulnerability allows remote code execution

Researchers at Avast have uncovered a serious vulnerability in the video game Dota 2, whereby a set of custom game modes made by a malicious actor were able to execute ...

CULTURE • Thu, 09 Feb 2023

Claroty claims 2023 Best in KLAS award win for healthcare IoT security

Physical cyber security company Claroty has walked away with the 2023 Best in KLAS award for healthcare IoT security, awarded to its Medigate by Claroty platform.

COMPANIES • Thu, 09 Feb 2023

New Graphiron malware targeting Ukrainian computers

Security researchers have uncovered a new malware tool in the repertoire of pro-Russian hacking group Nodaria.

CULTURE • Thu, 09 Feb 2023

Defence Minister announces removal of Chinese-made security cameras

In a move that will no doubt do little to help relations between China and Australia, the Defence Minister, Richard Marles, has announced that around 900 Chinese-made ...

SECURITY • Thu, 09 Feb 2023

Michael Sentonas promoted to president of CrowdStrike

Cyber security company CrowdStrike has announced the promotion of its chief technology officer, Michael Sentonas, to the position of president.

COMPANIES • Thu, 09 Feb 2023

Russian dark web market advertises itself on Moscow billboard, while donating to Russian troops

Moscow residents witnessed a rare piece of advertising on a giant digital billboard over the weekend — a Russian darknet marketplace was spruiking its wares right out on ...

SECURITY • Wed, 08 Feb 2023

Interview: Cyber GC’s Annie Haggar on why every company’s legal team needs to be cyber smart

When Annie Haggar was first asked to help set up Accenture’s security division, she was a bit lost. Even though she had worked with technology and law most of her career, ...

COMPANIES • Wed, 08 Feb 2023

Canadian hospital declares Code Grey cyber security incident, some systems offline

Ross Memorial Hospital in Ontario, Canada has been hit by a “suspected cyber security incident”, causing it to declare a Code Grey emergency.

SECURITY • Wed, 08 Feb 2023

Optus SMS blackmailer sentenced to a community correction order and community service

The Sydney teen who was arrested last year for attempting to blackmail victims of the Optus data breach was sentenced by the Sydney Downing Centre District Court ...

SECURITY • Wed, 08 Feb 2023

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David Hollingworth

Dota 2 video game vulnerability allows remote code execution

Claroty claims 2023 Best in KLAS award win for healthcare IoT security

New Graphiron malware targeting Ukrainian computers

Defence Minister announces removal of Chinese-made security cameras

Michael Sentonas promoted to president of CrowdStrike

Russian dark web market advertises itself on Moscow billboard, while donating to Russian troops

Interview: Cyber GC’s Annie Haggar on why every company’s legal team needs to be cyber smart

Canadian hospital declares Code Grey cyber security incident, some systems offline

Optus SMS blackmailer sentenced to a community correction order and community service

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