Cyber Daily News
Op-Ed: The spotlight is on Australia’s election, but what looms in the cyber shadows?
Australia’s federal election is set for the third of May, and while political debates heat up, alarming threats are ...
Interview: Annie Haggar – ‘Being a cyber security lawyer is more than just being a black and white practitioner’
Norton Rose Fulbright partner and Australian head of cyber security Annie Haggar discusses the role of lawyers in cyber ...
iLAuNCH to work with cyber threat hub
The iLAuNCH research collaboration has signed a memorandum of understanding to work closely with a US organisation that ...
Lessons from the cyber attacks on Brydens Lawyers, Aussie super funds
For law firms and in-house teams alike, there are key takeaways from recent high-profile cyber security incidents ...
Op-Ed: What the Brydens Lawyers data breach reveals about data protection in law firms
Law firms hold a wealth of sensitive and confidential information that is highly lucrative to threat actors
Most organisations are notified of compromise from external sources, says Mandiant
Organisations that fall victim to cyber attacks are most commonly notified by external parties, according to new ...
Android phones will now reboot every 3 days for security reasons
Android has launched a new update that will force devices running its operating system to reboot automatically if they ...
ChatGPT will now refer to The Washington Post in its answers
Users of OpenAI’s ChatGPT are set to receive more news and information from The Washington Post following a “strategic ...
Major UK retailer M S discloses cyber incident
Major British retailer Marks Spencer (M S) has revealed that it has been impacted by a cyber incident, ...
Meta trials AI for under-16 age verification on Instagram
Meta has begun using AI on Instagram to monitor the ages of its users, ensuring that those under 16 are using ...
Florida pushes controversial social media backdoor bill
Florida lawmakers are looking to mandate encryption backdoors on social media platforms to allow law enforcement to ...
Optus forced to delay ‘straight-to-mobile’ Starlink
Optus has been forced to delay the introduction of its “straight-to-mobile” service with Starlink, which will eventually ...
Uber accused of subscribing users without knowledge
Uber has been accused by the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) of misleading its users regarding its Uber One ...
Trump administration may ban DeepSeek in US, restrict purchase of Nvidia chips
The Trump administration is reportedly weighing up a ban on China’s DeepSeek AI in the US and considering restricting ...
Exclusive: SafePay claims breach of Aussie fire protection services firm
Threat actors have claimed a cyber attack on an Australian fire protection service firm, listing the company on its dark ...
‘AustralianSuper was not hacked’: Fund responds to cyber incident
Australia’s largest superannuation fund has confirmed all members who had funds stolen during the recent cyber fraud ...
Op-Ed: Don’t be held to ransom in the election race
The heated dialogue ahead of the upcoming federal election is quickly ramping up on both sides of politics, combined ...
Chris Krebs steps down from SentinelOne, vows to fight ‘for rule of law’
Ex-CISA boss Chris Krebs quits cyber security firm after Trump’s executive order pulled the security clearance and ...
X’s use of European user data for Grok may have breached the GDPR
Elon Musk’s social media giant X is currently being investigated by an EU data watchdog after it was accused of using ...
Chinese authorities issue arrest warrants for 3 alleged NSA operatives
Police allege the US National Security Agency targeted the Asian Winter Games earlier this year as Chinese Foreign ...