Cybersecurity
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- Superannuation
Money lost, accounts accessed: Super funds attacked using stolen passwords
Major industry super funds and the largest retail superannuation brand owner, Insignia, have been compromised by hackers who have stolen about $500,000.
- Sarah Danckert and Sumeyya Ilanbey
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- Crime
Domestic violence victims warned to ‘take precautions’ over data breach
NSW cybercrime detectives are investigating the leaking of court documents, including apprehended violence orders.
- Jessica McSweeney, Riley Walter and Frances Howe
‘Merciless’: Google’s biggest-ever deal to turn 41-year-old into a billionaire
Behind his unassuming demeanour and his T-shirt-khakis-and-sneakers wardrobe, Assaf Rappaport is a shrewd dealmaker.
- Marissa Newman and Andrew Martin
‘Complete shambles’: Data breaches and incorrect bills in Greater Western Water bungle
The company’s long-running billing bungles have led to potential data breaches and delayed property settlements.
- Madeleine Heffernan
Musk blames ‘massive cyberattack’ for X outages; Tesla shares tumble
It was a day to forget for the billionaire, who says widespread disruptions on his social media platform X were orchestrated by a “large, coordinated group” or country.
- Charles Capel
Five Russians went out drinking. When they got back, Australia had struck
11,000 kilometres from Australia, a crew of Russian criminals were sitting on millions of Australians’ stolen secrets.
- Andrew Probyn
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- Technology
Healthcare and finance the hardest hit by cyberattacks
At least half of the Australian population has now been affected by a data breach from cyberattacks.
- David Swan
Australia bans Chinese AI platform DeepSeek on government devices
The government’s ban is the latest in a string of prohibitions on Chinese technology companies due to national security concerns.
- Mike Foley
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- AI
‘Almost certain’: Call to ban DeepSeek on government devices over China fears
Australia’s largest cybersecurity firm has issued a threat advisory, saying it believes DeepSeek user data is subject to control by the Chinese government.
- David Swan
‘Same as TikTok’: Cybersecurity warning for AI app DeepSeek
The start-up has rocketed to the top of app store charts globally, but there are fears that users are handing over sensitive data to the Chinese government.
- David Swan and Millie Muroi
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