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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US jury directs Israeli NSO Group to pay US$168m in damages to WhatsApp

Spyware developer NSO Group responds to the ruling, saying it is committed to “ensuring our technology is deployed solely for their legitimate, authorised purposes”

SECURITY • Wed, 07 May 2025

Exclusive: Spectrum Medical Imaging continuing to contact patients months after attack

A Sydney-based healthcare provider is continuing to investigate the impact of the January ransomware incident.

SECURITY • Wed, 07 May 2025

Exclusive: Aussie food distribution company listed on dark web leak site

Ausfec Limited, which trades as The Distributors, was allegedly hacked by the J ransomware gang earlier this year.

SECURITY • Tue, 06 May 2025

Genetec achieves Essential Eight alignment following independent audit

Global physical security firm assessed to meet all of the Australian Cyber Security Centre’s (ACSC) Essential Eight requirements.

SECURITY • Tue, 06 May 2025

96% of workplaces hit with targeted cyber attacks in past 12 months

A new report has revealed some shocking revelations about how under threat Australian organisations are to cyber attacks.

SECURITY • Tue, 06 May 2025

Op-Ed: Healing the healthcare cyber crime epidemic

Australia’s healthcare system is under attack like never before – how do we defend this essential service from rising cyber attacks?

SECURITY • Tue, 06 May 2025

Ransomware is still a thing because we’re making it easy for the hackers

Rapid7’s senior director of threat analytics, Christiaan Beek, has some thoughts about ransomware’s continuing and growing threat and how many organisations are ...

SECURITY • Mon, 05 May 2025

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Albanese’s re-elected Labor needs to renew its technology focus

A tech leader has urged the Australian government to work with the technology industry or risk falling behind on productivity and cyber security.

SECURITY • Mon, 05 May 2025

Multiple vulnerabilities found in Apple’s AirPlay Protocol

Security researchers have discovered AirPlay flaws that could lead to a complete Apple device takeover.

SECURITY • Mon, 05 May 2025

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David Hollingworth

US jury directs Israeli NSO Group to pay US$168m in damages to WhatsApp

Exclusive: Spectrum Medical Imaging continuing to contact patients months after attack

Exclusive: Aussie food distribution company listed on dark web leak site

Genetec achieves Essential Eight alignment following independent audit

96% of workplaces hit with targeted cyber attacks in past 12 months

Op-Ed: Healing the healthcare cyber crime epidemic

Ransomware is still a thing because we’re making it easy for the hackers

Albanese’s re-elected Labor needs to renew its technology focus

Multiple vulnerabilities found in Apple’s AirPlay Protocol

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