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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Australian law firms lagging behind global partners in AI uptake

Trust in artificial intelligence in Australian legal circles is the lowest anywhere in the world, new research has found.

SECURITY • Mon, 23 Mar 2026

Code security platform Trivy compromised by malicious packages

The open-source supply chain hack represents “meaningful industry-wide risk”, according to an industry expert.

SECURITY • Mon, 23 Mar 2026

Alert! US authorities issue warning over Russian hackers targeting Signal, other messaging apps

Russian intelligence services are using fake support messages to take over the devices of US journalists, government officials, and military personnel.

SECURITY • Sun, 22 Mar 2026

Stryker hacker Handala’s clear-net sites seized by US authorities

The US Department of Justice (DOJ) claims seizure of four domains linked to the pro-Iran hacking group Handala in the wake of an attack on global medical giant Stryker.

SECURITY • Fri, 20 Mar 2026

Op-Ed: Information sharing of cyber threats vital to national security

The Iran crisis demonstrates that cyber operations are now inseparable from modern conflict, experts have said.

SECURITY • Fri, 20 Mar 2026

Breached! Top 5 data leaks of 2025 revealed

The number of leaked databases may have dropped in 2025, but that doesn’t mean the biggest breaches were any less damaging.

SECURITY • Fri, 20 Mar 2026

Rapid7 adds runtime validation and data security capabilities to Exposure Command

The new features aim to help organisations prioritise real-world risk across hybrid and multi-cloud environments.

SECURITY • Thu, 19 Mar 2026

Op-Ed: Building secure foundations for AI in the cloud

Bryce Boland, head of security solution architecture, APJ at AWS, discusses AI resilience and cloud security.

SECURITY • Thu, 19 Mar 2026

Hacked: Aura confirms at least 900k impacted by ShinyHunters breach

Identity security firm Aura confirms the breach was due to a “targeted phone phishing attack” – and the hackers only needed one hour of access.

SECURITY • Thu, 19 Mar 2026

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David Hollingworth

Australian law firms lagging behind global partners in AI uptake

Code security platform Trivy compromised by malicious packages

Alert! US authorities issue warning over Russian hackers targeting Signal, other messaging apps

Stryker hacker Handala’s clear-net sites seized by US authorities

Op-Ed: Information sharing of cyber threats vital to national security

Breached! Top 5 data leaks of 2025 revealed

Rapid7 adds runtime validation and data security capabilities to Exposure Command

Op-Ed: Building secure foundations for AI in the cloud

Hacked: Aura confirms at least 900k impacted by ShinyHunters breach

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