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Australian researchers reveal gender bias in GenAI image creation
Images created by generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) tend to present male figures over women and a lack of ...
AFP charges alleged NSW ‘mastermind’ of Ghost criminal messaging network
Search warrants were executed across Australia as part of a global takedown operation against an encrypted, organised ...
Google funds program to spot bushfires just 5 metres wide
Google is set to invest $19 million in a 52-strong satellite constellation that can detect bushfires just 5 metres in ...
Home Affairs to grant businesses cyber ‘safe harbour’ protections
Australian businesses are set to gain new “safe harbour” protections that would allow them to share the details of a ...
Rhysida ransomware gang demands US$5.8m ransom for Seattle-Tacoma data
Hackers demand 100 bitcoins within six days, or they will publish more than three terabytes of data, including passport ...
Apple seeks to drop suit against spyware vendor NSO Group
The Cupertino-based company cites security risks to customers and Israeli government intervention as reasons to have its ...
OpenAI to abandon non-profit status in corporate change-up
OpenAI appears to finally be doing away with its non-profit title after CEO Sam Altman announced the company would be ...
Cyber Security NSW to cull jobs despite increasing cyber threat
Despite reports that cyber threats are only on the rise, the NSW government is culling a number of cyber security ...
Interview: David Wiseman – ‘I don’t think there’s any limit to what people would do to gather information’
Cyber Daily catches up with David Wiseman, vice president of secure communications at BlackBerry, for a chat about cyber ...
Right to Disconnect legislation could be a challenge for the cyber security industry
New research reveals nearly half of security incidents happen outside of traditional work hours, driving an ever more ...
TfL issues in-person password resets for its 30k staff
Staff of London’s transport agency have been informed that they’re required to attend in-person password resets ...
Claims of hacked US voter data likely misinformation, FBI warns
The FBI and CISA warn of attempts by malicious actors to “sow distrust” of the US electoral system.
Ransomware attacks against educational organisations drop, but victims are paying more
According to a new report, the education sector is paying more than ransomware operators initially demand in order to ...
Health and government sectors reported the most data breaches in first half of 2024
The Office of the Australian Information Commissioner has released its latest Notifiable Data Breaches Report – and the ...
The industry speaks: Privacy Act reforms – a good thing, or not enough?
Hear what industry leaders have to say about the long-awaited updates to Australia’s Privacy Act revealed last week by ...
Government use of AI under the microscope in new federal inquiry
The use of AI tools in government is set to be reviewed as part of a new federal inquiry to ensure that adequate ...
China denies hacking the Pacific Islands Forum earlier this year
According to reports by the ABC, Chinese state-backed hackers were detected in the Forum Secretariat’s network in ...
Australian government touts new Scams Prevention Framework
Draft legislation could see banks, telcos, and social media platforms fined up to $50 million for non-compliance with ...
Law firms critically underprepared for cyber threats
Australian law firms are critically underprepared to defend themselves against cyber threats, according to a new report
Mastercard acquires threat intelligence firm Recorded Future for US$2.6bn
The financial services giant has said the acquisition will complement the company’s current suite of security services