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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Cyber war: Pro-Iranian hackers vow to fight on despite a fragile ceasefire with the US

The missiles and drones may have stopped for now, but hackers in support of Iran are far from laying down arms – and critical infrastructure is in their crosshairs.

SECURITY • Fri, 10 Apr 2026

Game on! Nationwide student competition aims to tackle Australia’s cyber skills gap

Cyber Battle Australia 2026 will see students from around the country learn vital skills at a time when the industry needs them most.

SECURITY • Thu, 09 Apr 2026

Exclusive: Anubis ransomware gang claims hack of WA-based Shine Aviation

Employee credentials, records, and access cards, as well as airworthiness and aircraft registration certificates, have allegedly been compromised.

SECURITY • Thu, 09 Apr 2026

Ransomware group claims hack of legal giant Jones Day

A global law firm with Australian offices has disclosed a cyber attack that compromised multiple clients.

SECURITY • Wed, 08 Apr 2026

Anthropic, partners announce Project Glasswing cyber security initiative

Amazon, Anthropic, Apple, Broadcom, Cisco, CrowdStrike, the Linux Foundation, Microsoft, and Palo Alto Networks all sign on to a new security project based on an ...

SECURITY • Wed, 08 Apr 2026

Exclusive: Aussie tech firm Seeing Machines confirms potential cyber security incident

A global computer vision company with headquarters in Canberra is actively investigating a cyber security incident.

SECURITY • Wed, 08 Apr 2026

Alert! CISA, partners issue stark warning: Iran-linked hackers are targeting US critical infrastructure

US authorities have circulated an advisory outlining Iranian hacking campaigns targeting programmable logic controllers commonly used across a raft of CI sectors.

SECURITY • Wed, 08 Apr 2026

Report: Qualys warns ‘human-speed’ security is failing as hackers speed up access

New research shows attackers are weaponising vulnerabilities faster than organisations can respond, forcing a shift towards autonomous defence models.

SECURITY • Wed, 08 Apr 2026

Act now! Fortinet responds to actively exploited critical zero-day, CVE-2026-35616

Attackers are already targeting a vulnerability in Fortinet’s FortiClient EMS, with the company rushing out an Easter hotfix to get ahead of the hackers.

SECURITY • Tue, 07 Apr 2026

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David Hollingworth

Cyber war: Pro-Iranian hackers vow to fight on despite a fragile ceasefire with the US

Game on! Nationwide student competition aims to tackle Australia’s cyber skills gap

Exclusive: Anubis ransomware gang claims hack of WA-based Shine Aviation

Ransomware group claims hack of legal giant Jones Day

Anthropic, partners announce Project Glasswing cyber security initiative

Exclusive: Aussie tech firm Seeing Machines confirms potential cyber security incident

Alert! CISA, partners issue stark warning: Iran-linked hackers are targeting US critical infrastructure

Report: Qualys warns ‘human-speed’ security is failing as hackers speed up access

Act now! Fortinet responds to actively exploited critical zero-day, CVE-2026-35616

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