Cyber Daily News
Australian Taxation Office reports 300% rise in ATO impersonation scams
The end of the financial year means two things: filing a tax return and a rise in opportunistic scams.
Wimbledon AI system slammed by players for missing out balls
Players at the Wimbledon Tennis Championships have critiqued the use of AI after the tournament moved to replace human ...
M S chairman refuses to say if retailer paid ransom
The chairman of UK retailer Marks Spencer (M S) has refused to answer whether or not the company paid ransom ...
Security researcher discovers new Citrix vulnerability
A newly disclosed vulnerability in Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops could lead to threat actors spawning new processes ...
Experts concerned over newly disclosed critical Windows vulnerability
“This isn’t just a bug – it’s a loaded gun pointed at your organisation,” one analyst of “wormable” CVE-2025-47981 has ...
Qantas begins contacting customers with data breach details
The airline confirms that 5.7 million frequent flyers were impacted, as it begins contacting customers to confirm what ...
Op-Ed: July Patch Tuesday reveals 137 vulnerabilities
Microsoft addresses 137 vulnerabilities this July Patch Tuesday, which is above average.
Op-Ed: CPS 230 signals cyber resilience must become a non-negotiable
Having come into effect on 1 July, APRA’s Prudential Standard CPS 230 (Operational Risk Management) means regulated ...
Ingram Micro discloses ransomware attack as SafePay claims responsibility
Major US IT product and service provider Ingram Micro has revealed that it suffered a ransomware attack leading up to ...
ADF and Philippine Army strengthen ties through Joint Cyber Defence Exercise
Australian Defence Force (ADF) personnel have partnered with the Philippine Army in a joint defensive cyber activity ...
Citrix’s NetScaler bugs get worse as proof-of-concept exploits released
Security analysts have unlocked just how dangerous the latest Citrix NetScaler vulnerabilities can be.
NSW government agencies warned against AI use for hiring decisions
Employers at NSW government agencies have been warned not to use AI in the hiring process when screening candidates or ...
eSafety registers 3 new online safety codes
New codes aim to protect children from inappropriate content such as pornography and violent content.
Qantas contacted by potential threat actor
A threat actor potentially responsible for the cyber attack on Qantas has reached out to the airline, according to a new ...
NSW government agencies could be leaving themselves open to cyber attacks
The NSW government may have left itself open to potential cyber attacks after it was discovered that over two-thirds of ...
BMW potentially tied up in third-party cyber attack
The financial services division of German automaker BMW has suffered as a result of a third-party data breach.
‘Literally half’ of white-collar workers to be replaced by AI, says Ford CEO
The CEO of US car manufacturer Ford has warned that AI technologies present a major danger to a large portion of ...
Interactive training essential to fight ‘scam fatigue’, report says
BDO has urged firms to combat “scam fatigue” by making cyber security training more interactive, as scam risks continue ...
US authorities sanction bulletproof hosting service Aeza Group
Hosting provider Aeza Group has been sanctioned for providing services to cyber criminals and enabling data theft.
Qantas to tell hacking victims details of specific data stolen
Qantas has pledged to tell every customer affected by this week’s hack exactly which parts of their data have been ...