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Exclusive: Shellharbour-based Leisure Coast Kitchens listed by Kairos ransomware group
Hackers have published employee driver’s licenses, tax file numbers, and customer correspondence, with more data to come
First Reserve cyber specialist brings new expertise to ADF under Cyber Reserve Force entry process
The Australian Defence Force has passed a major milestone with Squadron Leader Talia Hedges becoming the first Reserve ...
Threat intel: Bug bounty hunter by day, malware developer by night
Security researchers have uncovered a highly active bug bounty hunter who deploys an LLM-coded infostealer to find their ...
Prolific DDoS-for-hire service NightmareStresser seized by US authorities
FBI takes down “world’s longest-running distributed denial-of-service” (DDoS) provider used in hundreds of thousands of ...
Bad bet: Casino websites mask scams and malware risks targeting Australians
Security researchers have identified more than 1.7 million Chinese-language casino domains spanning illegal gambling, ...
Anthropic’s $32bn Qld data centre could cause emissions equal to 2m cars, Climate Council warns
Climate Council boss says new data centre proposal could add to pollution challenge and drive up power prices by more ...
Op-Ed: If AI needs a kill switch, is it really a technology we need?
Right now, everyone’s suddenly wary of artificial intelligence, even the people who make it – so is this a technology we ...
Vulnerability in open-source API manager used by Telstra and Vodafone UK under active exploitation
Hackers are targeting CVE-2026-5430, a critical authentication bypass vulnerability in WSO2 API Manager, a platform used ...
Op-Ed: Aussie energy infrastructure is more important than ever – here’s how to protect it
How Australian energy companies can safeguard their infrastructure from disruptive acts in 2027.
ASD chief says Aussie companies’ ageing tech a growing concern in the age of AI
Abigail Bradshaw has warned of “enormous” spending requirements for Australian businesses and governments to update ...
The industry speaks: International Identity Day 2026
The 2026 campaign slogan for International Identity Day is “My identity, my shadow, never apart”.
Exclusive: Aussie software firm Auto-IT confirms customers compromised by Storm ransomware attack
Maker of dealer management software responds to dark web hacking claims, saying a “small number of Auto-IT customer ...
Things to come: Agentic explosions, AI costs, and the rise of the ‘evidence custodian’
Analysts at Gartner have outlined 10 predictions for 2027 and beyond, as AI is set to change how big business operates – ...
Too late: Hackers already harvesting passwords and other sensitive data via critical GitLab flaw
Experts urge any organisation running self-managed GitLab instances not to wait for normal patch cycles and to remediate ...
Australia takes 16 cyber firms to Gulf Information Security Expo Conference Global 2026
Australia will showcase 16 cyber security companies and organisations at GISEC Global 2026 as it targets stronger cyber ...
Selling digital tech into the EU? The new Cyber Resilience Act will apply to you
Makers of “products with digital elements” sold in the EU now need to report security incidents within 24 hours.
Revolut discloses accidental data breach following government agency email scam
British fintech and bank Revolut has revealed that it suffered a data incident after it exposed sensitive customer data ...
Act now! Hackers probing critical GitLab vulnerability just 1 day after patching
CVE-2026-85706 is the second critical-severity vulnerability impacting GitLab in less than a month – and hackers are ...
Medtech: NSW hospitals to trial AI model to detect sepsis faster
A new AI model designed to identify patients at risk of sepsis in emergency department waiting rooms will be rolled out ...
Exclusive: Penfold Motors latest car dealer to fall victim to the Storm ransomware group
Victorian car dealership says it is contacting its customers after their contact and vehicle details were compromised by ...