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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Report: The vast majority of Aussie companies are badly misusing AI

Australian companies lack defined AI strategies while AI ambitions far outstrip implementation.

SECURITY • Tue, 15 Jul 2025

The industry speaks: Artificial Intelligence Appreciation Day 2025

Sixteen July is the day to celebrate the benefits of AI while also being aware of the risks of its poor implementation. Here’s what the experts have to say.

TECH • Tue, 15 Jul 2025

Grok gets NSFW companion and a US$200m Pentagon contract

Observers are unsure if the US military leadership will take advantage of a scantily clad anime girl or a cartoon panda.

CULTURE • Tue, 15 Jul 2025

Are you being served? How cyber-crime-as-a-service works

What used to be the domain of skilled coders and elite hackers is now just a payment away, and Australians are increasingly in the crosshairs of a cyber crime revolution

SECURITY • Mon, 14 Jul 2025

Australian Office of the Migration Agents Registration Authority discloses accidental data breach

The Home Affairs agency, OMARA, reveals that its website search function incorrectly revealed a small amount of data in May.

GOVERNMENT • Mon, 14 Jul 2025

Interview: Rapid7’s Christiaan Beek – ‘After 25 years in this business, we still haven’t solved the basics of security’

Cyber Daily chats with Rapid7’s senior director of threat analytics about firmware security and the evolution of cyber espionage.

SECURITY • Mon, 14 Jul 2025

Chinese national arrested over links to state-sponsored hacking group

US authorities seek extradition of alleged hacker linked to Silk Typhoon, responsible for a string of US attacks.

SECURITY • Mon, 14 Jul 2025

Cyber war: Understanding the digital conflict between 2 Middle Eastern powers

The brief kinetic conflict between the two Middle Eastern powers may have turned into a simmering peace, but the digital frontlines remain contested.

SECURITY • Fri, 11 Jul 2025

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Australia’s superannuation industry needs to wake up to the growing threat of cyber attacks

As APRA warns that cyber attacks against the industry are only going to increase, experts say that boards need to understand the true scope of the threat.

SECURITY • Fri, 11 Jul 2025

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David Hollingworth

Report: The vast majority of Aussie companies are badly misusing AI

The industry speaks: Artificial Intelligence Appreciation Day 2025

Grok gets NSFW companion and a US$200m Pentagon contract

Are you being served? How cyber-crime-as-a-service works

Australian Office of the Migration Agents Registration Authority discloses accidental data breach

Interview: Rapid7’s Christiaan Beek – ‘After 25 years in this business, we still haven’t solved the basics of security’

Chinese national arrested over links to state-sponsored hacking group

Cyber war: Understanding the digital conflict between 2 Middle Eastern powers

Australia’s superannuation industry needs to wake up to the growing threat of cyber attacks

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