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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Interview: Courtney Guss – ‘I think sometimes you just have to prove that it works’

We chatted with Semperis’ director of crisis management about the importance of diversity and the necessity to manage urgency in a fast-paced industry.

SECURITY • Mon, 21 Jul 2025

Exclusive: Akira claims successful hack of LeasePLUS

A novated lease services provider that handles government customers was hit by an alleged ransomware attack, with customer details potentially exposed.

SECURITY • Mon, 21 Jul 2025

Exclusive: INC Ransom claims pair of Australian victims

Terry Ringland Chartered Accountants and South East Country Vets have both been listed on hackers’ darknet leak site.

SECURITY • Mon, 21 Jul 2025

ACSC circulates ‘act now’ alert over critical Microsoft Office SharePoint Server vulnerability

CVE-2025-53770, also known as ToolShell, is already being actively exploited in the wild, and both government and enterprise targets are under attack.

SECURITY • Mon, 21 Jul 2025

The challenges and advantages of energy-efficient AI

The rise of generative AI tools comes with a heavy environmental cost – but it doesn’t have to be that way, one expert has warned.

DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION • Fri, 18 Jul 2025

1 in 12 employees globally use Chinese generative AI tools

New research has revealed the scope of workers using tools such as DeepSeek, with sensitive business data commonly shared with Chinese chatbots.

TECH • Fri, 18 Jul 2025

UAP confirms ransomware attack, personal data and email correspondence exposed

Clive Palmer’s United Australia Party has informed its members of a data breach, but admits “it is impracticable to notify individuals”.

SECURITY • Thu, 17 Jul 2025

Prominent darknet market disappears, exit scam most likely answer

Drug market Abacus experienced a sudden boost of users following the seizure of rival market Archetyp – and now it’s gone.

CULTURE • Thu, 17 Jul 2025

Australia adopts AS IEC 62443 as national cyber security standard to protect critical infrastructure

Newly adopted standards offer a clearer and more structured approach to protecting operational technology in critical infrastructure settings.

SECURITY • Thu, 17 Jul 2025

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David Hollingworth

Interview: Courtney Guss – ‘I think sometimes you just have to prove that it works’

Exclusive: Akira claims successful hack of LeasePLUS

Exclusive: INC Ransom claims pair of Australian victims

ACSC circulates ‘act now’ alert over critical Microsoft Office SharePoint Server vulnerability

The challenges and advantages of energy-efficient AI

1 in 12 employees globally use Chinese generative AI tools

UAP confirms ransomware attack, personal data and email correspondence exposed

Prominent darknet market disappears, exit scam most likely answer

Australia adopts AS IEC 62443 as national cyber security standard to protect critical infrastructure

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