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WA government’s Microsoft 365 issues led to $71k being stolen, exposure of child data
The data breach on the West Australian government that resulted in the data of children being exposed, as well as an ...
Banks should refund victims of phishing, says EU court adviser
A court adviser for the European Union (EU) has said that banks should refund victims of phishing attacks, in light of a ...
Patch now! Exploitation of Nginx UI vulnerability ‘imminent’, warns threat analyst
Hackers are already probing impacted versions of Nginx web server’s user interface, hunting for credentials and ...
US cyber agency warns of exploitation of 3 vulnerabilities, including SolarWinds and Ivanti bugs
Hackers are targeting vulnerabilities in Ivanti Endpoint Manager, SolarWinds Web Help Desk, and VMware Workspace ONE.
Exclusive: SafePay ransomware claims hack of Smile Team Orthodontics
Hackers publish stolen data, including staff details, addresses, and patient payment plans, to the dark web.
Proofpoint launches AI-driven archiving platform aimed at SMB compliance
New Nuclei Discovery and Archive Suite targets smaller organisations struggling with regulatory oversight across digital ...
Trump releases US National Cyber Strategy
Late last week, US President Donald Trump released the National Cyber Strategy for the US, which outlines the ways in ...
ThreatLocker: On the ground with CEO Danny Jenkins and the defenders at Zero Trust World
Zero Trust World took place in Orlando, Florida, last week, and while there was a lot to take in, one thing was clear: ...
Q A: ‘CISOs do need to step in and take charge,’ says Sumit Dhawan
Cyber Daily recently caught up with cyber firm Proofpoint’s CEO, Sumit Dhawan, to talk about agentic AI and its risks, ...
Cyber criminals cash in on Iran war with new scam campaigns
New research has revealed that as the conflict between the US/Israel and Iran continues, scammers are taking advantage ...
CISO for Department of Health and Aged Care retires
The chief information security officer (CISO) for the federal Department of Health and Aged Care, David Lang, has ...
The industry speaks: International Women’s Day 2026
This year’s International Women’s Day theme is “Give to gain”. Here’s what the industry’s best, from at home and abroad, ...
ThreatLocker extends Zero Trust platform with device-based cloud and network access controls
ThreatLocker adds Zero Trust network and cloud access capabilities to its platform, enforcing device-based verification ...
Iran war places financial services firms on cyber alert
The war unfolding in Iran has placed US institutions on high cyber alert, particularly the banking and financial ...
Plugged in, turned on, and exposed: How sex tech is becoming the latest cyber security frontline
Bluetooth-connected sex toys may offer a way to maintain intimacy over long distances, but they may also let hackers ...
Cyber preparedness critical as brokers face rising attack risk
Brokers are being urged to treat cyber security as a core business priority, with a growing number of sectors being ...
Op-Ed: AI isn’t the threat, poor design is
Rapid7’s Christiaan Beek outlines why he’s not worried about AI, but rather how it’s employed and defended.
ChatGPT uninstalls skyrocket 295% following DOD deal
Following OpenAI’s deal with the US Department of Defense (DOD), consumers have uninstalled the company’s ChatGPT ...
CBA self-reports to police over AI $1bn loan fraud
The Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) has reported itself to the police after discovering what could be one of the ...
Not on our watch: Coles, Palantir respond to GetUp anti-surveillance campaign
A new GetUp petition is calling for Coles to end its “partnership” with data analytics firm Palantir over surveillance ...