Cyber Daily News
De Stefano Co expands into Melbourne as Victorian defence sector grows
The defence security advisory firm has opened its second Australian office, targeting growing demand across Victoria’s ...
Gone in 40 minutes: More than 2,500 companies compromised by March LiteLLM breach
Amazon, ServiceNow, Deloitte, and Epic Games are all potentially caught up in a massive supply chain breach carried out ...
CBA bolsters AI investment as business lending sees major growth
Business lending has emerged as the standout performer in the Commonwealth Bank of Australia’s full-year results, ...
Report: Exploit of high-impact vulnerabilities soared in July, with older flaws still all too prevalent
Researchers tracked 85 actively exploited CVEs impacting more than 60 vendors last month, with one at least 18 years ...
Uber Freight launches cyber attack investigation following Helix claims
Uber’s logistics and cargo subsidiary is currently investigating claims of a cyber attack after a threat actor took ...
Superannuation peak body calls for advice reform as Aussies increasingly turn to AI over experts
More than a third of Australians have used AI chatbots to seek advice for their super, citing the high cost of expert ...
Report: AI wins over security teams, but governance concerns rise among executives
New research finds widespread confidence in AI’s operational benefits, but senior security leaders are increasingly ...
OpenAI launches Project Glasswing rival, Daybreak
OpenAI has launched a new program for the distribution of its cyber security models to secure partners, not unlike ...
Op-Ed: Microsoft August Patch Tuesday reveals a whopping 421 vulnerabilities!
High-volume Patch Tuesdays are apparently here to stay, and this month most of them are in Windows.
Report: Ransomware attacks on industrial targets continue to rise, with manufacturing sector hit hardest
Dragos’ Industrial Ransomware Analysis for Q2 2026 reveals a 12 per cent increase in ransomware attacks hitting the ...
Most lenders are using AI, yet only 3% are data-ready
Australian lenders are rushing hard into AI implementation despite not having the appropriate data readiness, according ...
Report: Australia’s tech workforce shrinks for the first time on record
The Australian Computer Society’s Digital Pulse 2026 report shows the tech sector is adding to the economy, but a drop ...
Get Zucked! Meta sanctioned over ‘gross negligence’ in Andrew Forrest scam case
A US judge has ruled that Facebook owner Meta’s defence that it could not possibly be expected to preserve evidence is ...
Valve says customer data impacted in third-party breach
Major video game publisher Valve has disclosed a cyber incident impacting a third-party shipping partner, with the ...
Super sector to test cyber resilience in fourth annual Operation Honey Bee exercise
More than 50 participants from across Australia’s superannuation ecosystem will take part in a simulated cyber attack ...
APRA seeks $8m Bendigo cyber control penalty
A major prudential action has put digital controls and accountability under scrutiny at Australia’s sixth-largest ...
Not a drop to drink: Unknown attackers are targeting US water systems, and it could happen here
Whether or not it is Iran behind the attacks, the US attacks have grave implications for critical infrastructure ...
Artificial intelligence: South Australian Premier announces royal commission into AI
Peter Malinauskas says artificial intelligence requires a “serious policy response” after meeting with OpenAI during a ...
Scammer beware: Why scams spike around census time, and what to look out for
With the census here tonight (11 August), scammers are in full force, targeting Australians with fraudulent emails at a ...
Exclusive: Kairos ransomware lists Warwick Fabrics NZ as hack victim
Alleged 386-gigabyte data breach includes employee passports, medical reports, and salary data.