Security
Telstra subsidiary caught up in spy-for-hire operation
Telstra’s Digicel Pacific operation has been used by spy firms to track mobile phone users as far away as Africa, ...
X taken down by Anonymous Sudan as group pressures Musk for Starlink
The infamous hacking group Anonymous Sudan has successfully taken X (formerly Twitter) offline this week as part of a ...
Five Eyes warns of new Russian campaign targeting Android devices in Ukraine
Cyber security and law enforcement agencies from the UK, Australia, New Zealand, the US, and Canada have picked up on a ...
100 Australian passports for sale on hacking forums in apparent data breach
A hacker has made a post on two data breach hacking forums, offering up for sale 100 Australian passports.
University of Sydney student data involved in third-party data breach
The University of Sydney has posted a notice on its website warning of the possible impact of a third-party data breach
Fake Signal and Telegram apps with spyware found on Google Play
Malware-riddled versions of encrypted instant messaging apps Signal and Telegram have been discovered on Google Play and ...
Optus requests Deloitte cyber attack investigation not be released by Federal Court
Optus is working overtime to keep the details of the cyber attack it suffered last year under wraps, with the telco ...
Absolute expands its Application Resilience ecosystem
Endpoint security firm Absolute Software has revealed an expansion of its Absolute Application Resilience suite.
AI poses cyber risk, says British experts
The discussion around the dangers of AI and the cyber risks they create continues, with British officials issuing a ...
New Ransomed ransomware group leverages data protection laws to bully victims
Life comes at you fast when you’re a fledgling ransomware operator, and the newly emerged Ransomed group seems to have ...
Qakbot botnet disrupted by FBI in international cyber sting
A multinational cyber sting has seen the infamous Qakbot malware dismantled.
Op-Ed: Securing hybrid work: Why trusted access is vital to company security
Bring-your-own-device (BYOD) has been a feature of the corporate IT landscape for the past 20 years but may have passed ...
PODCAST: What does Australia’s new cyber security regulations mean for your business? With Claroty’s Leon Poggioli
In this episode of the Cyber Security Uncut podcast, Leon Poggioli, ANZ regional director at Claroty, joins host Liam ...