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Israeli hackers breach Beirut air traffic control to warn off Iranian aircraft
Israeli army operators allegedly hacked into Beirut Rafic Hariri International Airport’s control tower to stop an ...
Affiliate of major RaaS gangs launches own operation
A former affiliate of several major ransomware-as-a-service (RaaS) gangs has formed its own ransomware organisation.
NSW Police bans social media and messaging apps on police devices
The newly announced ban was recommended following an investigation into allegations of misconduct regarding a May car ...
CSIRO picks up new CISO
Jamie Rossato steps into the chief information security officer role at Australia’s national science agency.
Don’t say it’s over – what now for cyber criminals on Telegram?
Now that Pavel Durov has announced Telegram will hand over IPs to law enforcement, are the rats leaving a sinking ...
Pro-Palestinian hacktivists claim cyber attacks on Israeli politicians
A pro-Palestinian hacking group has claimed to have exfiltrated data from a number of Israeli politicians.
Australian woman a person of interest in Ghanaian romance scam investigation
Australian national identified over alleged role as physical stand-in that scammed US$700,000 out of American man.
Young Australians are increasingly losing faith in online security
A new report from the Australian Cyber Collaboration Centre reveals some worrying trends among all Australians.
UK Space Agency-backed IoT firm to launch locally
An internet of things firm backed by the UK and European space agencies has been given permission to launch in Australia
Victorian child protection worker uses ChatGPT for protection report
Victoria’s child protection agency has been ordered to ban the use of AI tools after a case worker used ChatGPT to write ...
Cohesity appoints Paul Henaghan as new ANZ managing director
AI data security firm Cohesity has today announced the appointment of Paul Henaghan as the managing director for its ...
Cyber recruit direct path and 10-day conditional offers proposed in UK military recruitment overhaul
Cyber military recruits will have a direct path into the British Armed Forces, outdated policies will be scrapped and ...
Mozilla accused of unlawfully tracking Firefox users and breaching GDPR
Non-profit app developer Mozilla has been accused of tracking users of its Firefox web browser after enabling a privacy ...
Over 3k US Capitol staff have sensitive data on the dark web
Over 3,000 congressional staffers have had their data listed on the dark web, according to new reports.
CrowdStrike VP outlines response to July outage to US congressional subcommittee
Following an outage that impacted companies all over the world, cyber security firm CrowdStrike has revealed a full ...
Russia, China, Iran using AI tools to influence US presidential election
Russia, China, and Iran are all using AI tools to shape the US presidential election and persuade Americans against ...
Op-ed: In the ransomware battle of good v evil, we must unite against a common enemy
As the ransomware economy booms and the threat continues to grow, Claroty’s Leon Poggioli calls for more transparency in ...
Exclusive: RansomHub publishes data stolen from Aussie interior solutions firm Nikpol
The data volume may only be six gigabytes but includes employee data such as home addresses, Tax File Numbers, and child ...
Over 3m US federal agency clients affected in latest MOVEit breach disclosure
US federal agency Centers for Medicare Medicaid Services has disclosed that over 3 million people have had their ...
OpenAI’s Newsroom X account breached by crypto scammers
The official X account OpenAI uses to advertise its updates and announcements was taken over by threat actors ...