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Game on! More than a third of FIFA World Cup 2026 partners expose Aussies to email fraud risk
The biggest event on the international sporting calendar kicks off in June – and with it comes a “perfect storm for ...
Dark web markets: A complete Aussie identity costs as little as $200
“Every online account you own has a price tag on the dark web,” says Marijus Briedis, chief technology officer at ...
Your next car may be designed by AI
Major US car manufacturer General Motors has revealed that it is already using AI in its car design process.
Exclusive: NSW-based Strata Republic allegedly breached by Kairos ransomware group
Hackers claim to have stolen 441 gigabytes of data, including internal correspondence, driver’s licence scans and ...
Barclays warns that Mythos could prove a problem for larger banks with legacy systems
Major British multinational bank Barclays has issued a warning regarding new advanced AI models with vulnerability after ...
Report: Data collection by school-backed apps in Australia is out of control and a risk to kids
New research by the UNSW Institute for Cyber Security reveals that most applications backed by various departments of ...
Kinetic IT appoints Kishore Jayaram in new chief transformation officer role
New executive role signals shift towards AI-enabled, security-focused service delivery for government and critical ...
Anthropic launches Claude Opus 4.7 as researchers reveal fake Claude installer spreading malware
AI firm says new Claude Opus 4.7 model is a “notable improvement on Opus 4.6 in advanced software engineering”.
Australian Federal Court embraces AI in new practice note
Chief Justice Debra Mortimer has noted the benefits of generative artificial intelligence in the Federal Court’s new ...
FOI docs reveal information commissioner’s concerns over Age Assurance Technology Trial
Electronic Frontiers Australia chair says: “These FOI documents validate EFA’s position and its strong concerns about ...
Mortgage fraud now harder to detect thanks to AI
AI has proven to be a powerful and dangerous tool for scammers and fraudsters who are using the technology to make their ...
McGraw Hill confirms ShinyHunters breach, won’t confirm if any Aussie customers impacted
Hackers claim 45 million records have been compromised as education publisher says “data does not contain sensitive ...
Update now: Active exploitation of Nginx UI vulnerability CVE-2026-33032 underway
Critical severity bug in popular open-source web interface has been targeted by hackers a fortnight after disclosure.
Op-Ed: Australia inspired the EU’s online age restrictions, now it’s time for us to learn from them
The EU is known for its world-class privacy standards, upheld in legislation like the General Data Protection Regulation
National Defence Strategy 2026: Spending on military cyber capability to reach at least $15bn
The Australian government’s latest defence blueprint beds in cyber as a key warfighting capability – here’s the ...
Exclusive: Qld pharmacy chain allegedly breached by Kairos ransomware
Threat actors have claimed a cyber attack on a Queensland-based chain of pharmacies, threatening to leak staff and ...
Anthropic co-founder confirms Trump admin was informed about Mythos AI model
Anthropic has confirmed that it had briefed the Trump administration on its new Mythos AI model in light of the risks ...
European Commission’s new age verification app removes privacy risk of third-party data collection
The European Commission has announced a new age verification app that will restrict minors from online risks on social ...
Op-Ed: ASIO has broken its silence on cyber crime, and you should listen
Threats to Australian critical infrastructure are real, and developing – it’s time operators paid attention, according ...
Too-hard basket: NIST to scale back CVE updates as vulnerabilities soar
NIST says it is working “faster than ever” to keep up with 45 per cent year-on-year growth in reported vulnerabilities