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ANZ email glitch prematurely notifies staff of redundancy
ANZ staff are shocked after an email glitch saw the bank prematurely notify a number of employees that their positions ...
Hackers weaponise Anthropic AI for cyber attacks
US AI giant Anthropic says it has detected threat actors weaponising its AI to launch cyber attacks.
The Industry Speaks: International Women in Cyber Day
“Cyber security is for everyone. And our world will be safer when everyone is at the table.” – Monica Landen, CISO at ...
Patch Now! FreePBX servers hit by zero-day bug, active exploitation underway
Hackers have been exploiting a flaw in an open source PBX platform since at least 21 August; fix is now deployed.
Legal Practice Board of Western Australia says no data published following May ransomware attack
The board’s executive director says data published by hackers “does not relate to the board”.
AI’s true blue: Aussie AI could be skulling 25% of Sydney’s drinking water by 2035
AI data centres could be running our water reserves dry in a matter of years, with Australia’s largest water utility ...
OpenAI to open first Australian office in Sydney
OpenAI is making its first move Down Under, with the announcement of its first Australian office to be established this ...
Aussie cyber agency joins global partners to warn of Chinese hackers targeting Australian critical infrastructure
State-sponsored Chinese threat actors have been observed targeting government and military networks in Australia and ...
CrowdStrike to buy Onum to power real-time SIEM data
The acquisition is set to eliminate data migration bottlenecks and boost the Falcon platform with faster, AI-driven ...
Exclusive: Dire Wolf claims ransomware attack on WineWorks Australia
Threat actors have claimed a cyber attack on a South Australian wine freight and logistics firm, claiming to have stolen ...
Exclusive: South Australian barristers' chambers listed on Lynx ransomware’s leak site
Hackers are claiming to have breached the network of Adelaide-based Hanson Chambers, with correspondence and court ...
OpenAI and Altman sued after ChatGPT assisted teen with suicide
OpenAI and its CEO Sam Altman are facing a lawsuit after its ChatGPT generative AI chatbot assisted a young teen in ...
CyberArk and Optiv deepen partnership
Optiv has fast-tracked 2,500 staff onto CyberArk’s identity security platform as firms double down on identity-first ...
Opportunistic Iranian cyber attacks targeting Australia possible, Google warns
Google expert assesses a “heightened likelihood” of Iranian hacktivists targeting Australian organisations in the wake ...
Patch now! Citrix addresses latest NetScaler zero-day, exploitation underway
Citrix has advised its customers of multiple vulnerabilities in NetScaler ADC and NetScaler Gateway appliances, ...
UK drops plans for Apple encryption backdoor following US pressure
The UK government has backed down on its plans to introduce an encryption backdoor in Apple’s cloud storage, after ...
Employees of Aussie small businesses now have right to disconnect
The Australian Fair Work Ombudsman says it’s time for employers and workers at small businesses to “have conversations ...
Hacker help wanted: Darknet recruitment posts surge
Cyber criminals are looking for English-speaking hackers skilled at social engineering, as recruitment ads appear to ...
Musk’s xAI sues OpenAI and Apple over anti-competitive partnership
Apple and OpenAI are both facing a lawsuit from Elon Musk’s xAI, which alleges that the two companies are working ...
Split and nested QR codes key to newly observed phishing tactics
Scammers are using a pair of novel tactics to help avoid detection when deploying quishing – QR phishing – campaigns.