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Opinions on artificial intelligence (AI) are divided worldwide, with much of the world excited about the new ...
Daniel Croft • Thu, 19 Oct 2023
Microsoft catches North Korean-backed hackers exploiting flaw in DevOps tool
Security researchers have observed two groups taking advantage of a remote code execution flaw in the TeamCity ...
David Hollingworth • Thu, 19 Oct 2023
Ticketek cops heavy ACMA fine over spam messages
The Australian ticketing giant has been fined $515,040 over tens of thousands of texts and emails found to be spam.
D-Link suffers cyber attack, says stolen data is ‘outdated’
Taiwanese network hardware manufacturer D-Link has announced that it has suffered a cyber attack, with the threat actor ...
Daniel Croft • Wed, 18 Oct 2023
US restricts sale of semiconductors to China to stunt AI development
In an effort to stunt the advancement of its artificial intelligence and supercomputing technologies, the US has ...
CISA and international agencies release updated secure-by-design white paper
Australia and New Zealand co-sign new guidance in Shifting the Balance of Cybersecurity Risk: Principles and Approaches ...
David Hollingworth • Wed, 18 Oct 2023
Leonardo, Internet 2.0 to partner on UK ‘Cloaking Firewall’ distribution
Italian defence and aerospace company Leonardo has announced an exclusive UK partnership with Internet 2.0 to bring the ...
Reporter • Wed, 18 Oct 2023
CommBank adds AI to its cyber crime fighting arsenal
The Commonwealth Bank of Australia has enlisted the abilities of artificial intelligence in the fight against cyber ...
Daniel Croft • Tue, 17 Oct 2023
Australian Cyber Security Centre releases critical alert over Cisco IOS XE vulnerability
The flaw could lead to a remote takeover of a system, the ACSC warns.
David Hollingworth • Tue, 17 Oct 2023
Vietnamese spies attempt to plant spyware on US officials
US members of Congress and other officials were targeted by Vietnamese government spies attempting to plant spyware on ...
Report: Aussie business leaders are keen to get rid of passwords
A new survey has revealed that many Australian businesses are keen to say goodbye to passwords in the next two years – ...
Scammers take advantage of Israel-Gaza conflict with fake crypto charity scams
Opportunistic scammers are already taking advantage of human suffering during the ongoing crisis in the Gaza Strip.
AI energy demands could slow its adoption
As fast as the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) is moving, physical infrastructure and essential services may ...
Commonwealth and National Australia banks roll out new digital identity solution
“Millions of verifications. No document sharing.” That’s the spiel for the new ConnectID system that’s just rolled out ...
Steam curbs malicious updates from compromised developer accounts
Video game marketplace Steam is implementing additional security measures to combat the growing number of malware-ridden ...
Daniel Croft • Mon, 16 Oct 2023
X/Twitter fined over $600,000 by Australia’s eSafety Commissioner
The Elon Musk-owned social media platform has earned the commissioner’s ire over a lack of response to child sexual ...
David Hollingworth • Mon, 16 Oct 2023
Philippine House of Representatives website defaced, currently down
Hackers have defaced and possibly taken down a Philippine government website after the country has faced a wave of cyber ...
Microsoft announces new US$15,000 AI bug bounty program
The Redmond software giant is offering bug hunters a tasty prize for working on stamping out vulnerabilities in a range ...
Is your business spending too much on cyber security?
Some Australian businesses are spending too much investing in unnecessary cyber security solutions, cyber security ...
• Fri, 13 Oct 2023
Report: Takedown rates of TikTok videos show wide global variance in moderation
While Pakistan rates number one for video removals, Australia ranks surprisingly close to the top 10 nations by user ...
David Hollingworth • Fri, 13 Oct 2023
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