Security
Old Call of Duty game taken offline after being found spreading malware
Fans of the popular Call of Duty franchise have become targets of hackers spreading a worm via the game’s lobby.
ATO reveals more than $550m lost to online fraud
The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) lost more than $557 million to fraudsters using personal details from hacks on ...
Clop claims Deloitte hack, company denies any event happened
The hacking group behind the MOVEit file transfer hack has posted the details of data it says was stolen from ...
Cardiac monitoring company could be offline for days after hack
A Canadian healthcare company that develops cardiac monitoring software has revealed it was the victim of a hack that ...
Thales to acquire US cyber security provider Imperva
Thales has confirmed that the company has reached an agreement with Thoma Bravo for the acquisition of US-based data and ...
Op-Ed: Critical infrastructure security – best practices for a rapidly evolving policy area
When the federal government set the ambitious challenge of making Australia the most cyber-secure nation in the world by ...
Coles, Qantas, and Telstra customers warned of fake text scams
Qantas Frequent Flyer customers are among those being targeted by scammers looking to steal loyalty points, the ACCC has ...
ACCC orders Meta to pay $20m in fines over illegal data collection
Facebook owner Meta has agreed to pay $20 million in fines over a breach of Australian consumer law regarding its Onavo ...
Clop likes to MOVEit, MOVEit, could make up to US$100m from third-party hack
In the wake of a hack that has seen tens of millions of people affected and more than 400 organisations impacted, it’s ...
3 things you need to know about the darknet
Beneath the surface of the internet we all know lies a second network known as the darknet.
Sky News Australia Facebook hijacked by hackers
Sky News Australia has suffered from a cyber incident after hackers appeared to gain access to the publication’s ...
Google’s VirusTotal apologises for accidental data leak
Internet security company VirusTotal has issued an apology over the leaking of customer data in June 2023.
PODCAST: Australia’s cyber security coordinator responds to HWL Ebsworth, ANZ chief speaks on anti-scam code
In this episode of the Cyber Security Uncut podcast, Liam Garman and Daniel Croft discuss the impact of the major HWL ...