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Qantas responds to hacked data dump, investigation continues
Australia’s national carrier is actively investigating more than 150 gigabytes of data published online by Scattered ...
AI in cyber security: Boon, risk, or both?
Artificial intelligence is transforming cyber security, but it also introduces new risks. For CISOs, the challenge is to ...
Cyber security as patient safety: Protecting healthcare in the digital age
As hospitals and healthcare providers race to digitise, cyber security has become inseparable from patient safety – for ...
Qantas hackers dump more than 5m customer records to clear and dark web leak sites
After some initial confusion among the group, Scattered Lapsus$ Hunters publishes Qantas customer data to the open web
PwC to equip NFPs with crucial cyber security knowledge, awareness
The big four firm will simulate a cyber attack scenario on not-for-profits to encourage them to be more proactive with ...
AI to fill junior roles in 40% of businesses
Entry-level jobs will be the first to be replaced by AI, according to a new survey by the British Standards Institution ...
Discord updates breach disclosure, government IDs of tens of thousands compromised
At least 70,000 government IDs used for age assurance were exposed in a third-party support breach impacting Discord ...
FBI seizes clear web domain linked to Scattered Lapsus$ Hunters
BreachForums has been taken down once again, but hackers defy law enforcement as their dark web site remains.
OAIC releases social media age ban guidance for platforms
Australia’s information watchdog has outlined the legal obligations of social media platforms as the social media age ...
Aussie power supply maker warns customers of possible phishing exposure
PowerShield gets on the front foot after phishing emails were potentially sent to clients and customers.
OpenAI’s energy demand could soon pass that of multiple countries combined
The results of a new multibillion-dollar partnership between chipmaker AMD and AI giant OpenAI are projected to demand ...
Australian Clinical Labs faces first Privacy Act civil penalty order with $5.8m payment
Australian Clinical Labs (ACL) has become the first organisation to be ordered to pay civil penalties under the Privacy ...
Telstra denies Scattered Lapsus$ Hunters hacking claim
Notorious hacking collective Scattered Lapsus$ Hunters claims to have millions of lines of customer data, but Aussie ...
Audit on Revenue NSW found gaps in agency’s AI risk mitigation
Revenue NSW has been told to document and keep risk assessments of its AI use for the collection of fines and other ...
Interview: Christian Morin on AI – ‘We cannot just use it without understanding what it truly is’
Cyber Daily chats with Genetec’s chief security officer and vice president of product engineering about artificial ...
Western Sydney University vice-chancellor apologises for cyber lapses, says ‘risk will remain’
Western Sydney University’s vice-chancellor says no data was stolen after fraudulent emails claiming degrees had been ...
2 arrested in connection with UK childcare chain cyber attack
UK Police have arrested two individuals in connection with a cyber attack on a chain of London nurseries.
Deloitte to refund government after using AI in $440k report
The report contained a wealth of mistakes, which are believed to have been caused by unchecked AI hallucinations.
CISA adds Zimbra Collaboration Suite bug to known exploited vulnerability catalogue
CVE-2025-27915 was used earlier this year to target the Brazilian military in a data theft attempt.
Exclusive: Qilin ransomware affiliate claims Asahi hack, Aussie data compromised
Australian employee data caught up in what the hacking group calls “a global information leak”, totalling an alleged 27 ...