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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PHP2Shell: The time to patch is running out, experts warn

The potential impact of a pair of remote code execution vulnerabilities is enormous as AI continues to impact modern vulnerability disclosure and remediation.

SECURITY • Fri, 23 Oct 2026

Hadouken! More than 11m customer records exposed by Capcom data breach

Japanese game developer Capcom warns that “certain customer information” was accessed by an unknown third party; Aussie gamers impacted.

SECURITY • Fri, 23 Oct 2026

Report: Malicious agentic AI exploitation only a matter of time, expert says

Vulnerability exploitation continues to accelerate, with most incidents occurring within the first week, according to new Rapid7 research.

SECURITY • Thu, 22 Oct 2026

The industry reacts: PHP2Shell, patching drama, and advice for CISOs

“At scale, a credible worst case is an automated campaign compromising unpatched sites, leading to data theft, fraud and outages.” – Ramy Rahman, ArmorCode

SECURITY • Thu, 22 Oct 2026

Exclusive: Campbelltown Anglican Schools Council investigating cyber incident following ransomware claims

The Gentlemen strikes again, this time listing St Peter’s Anglican School on its leak site; student data potentially compromised.

SECURITY • Thu, 22 Oct 2026

Alert! Malicious LiteLLM package is stealing credentials and enabling RCE

Security researchers have uncovered another LiteLLM package hijack, warning that malicious code in version 1.107.0 can steal credentials and enable remote code ...

SECURITY • Thu, 22 Oct 2026

Exclusive: Sydney-based visualisation firm Virtual Ideas hit by Lamashtu ransomware attack

Ransomware group Lamashtu claims Australian victim; hackers publish 35 gigabytes of data to the dark web.

SECURITY • Thu, 22 Oct 2026

ThreatLocker launches Zero Trust AI Control for agentic AI

ThreatLocker has launched a new tool to restrict what AI agents can access and execute, independently of their built-in safeguards.

SECURITY • Wed, 21 Oct 2026

PHP2Shell: Do you know where all your servers are?

Hackers are already looking to exploit a pair of critical vulnerabilities in the near-ubiquitous PHP scripting language, but applying patches may not be enough.

SECURITY • Wed, 21 Oct 2026

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David Hollingworth

PHP2Shell: The time to patch is running out, experts warn

Hadouken! More than 11m customer records exposed by Capcom data breach

Report: Malicious agentic AI exploitation only a matter of time, expert says

The industry reacts: PHP2Shell, patching drama, and advice for CISOs

Exclusive: Campbelltown Anglican Schools Council investigating cyber incident following ransomware claims

Alert! Malicious LiteLLM package is stealing credentials and enabling RCE

Exclusive: Sydney-based visualisation firm Virtual Ideas hit by Lamashtu ransomware attack

ThreatLocker launches Zero Trust AI Control for agentic AI

PHP2Shell: Do you know where all your servers are?

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