Dire warning after Qantas breach
Qantas’ latest data breach is just one of many which has hit Australian companies over the years – but could the flagship airline have been better prepared?
Qantas’ latest data breach is just one of many which has hit Australian companies over the years – but could the flagship airline have been better prepared?
Millions of Qantas customers have had their personal details hacked, but what about passwords? Here’s what Qantas says you need to do.
A technical glitch has left thousands of students in one Aussie state in the lurch, after emails containing their school reports were deemed “spam”.
In an Australian banking first, one of the country’s big four banks has revealed a unique new strategy they will use to combat scammers.
There’s a simple way many Australians are getting scammed online, and experts are advising us to take this crucial step immediately.
Company workers aren’t the only ones facing an AI tidal wave, with one state announcing a new $28m drive to embed the tech revolution into its public sector.
One of Australia’s largest lenders has sounded the alarm on a common security measure widely used by the banking sector – saying it may not be as secure as people think.
Microsoft users are faced with losing their passwords forever as Authenticator shifts to a different management system.
A massive data bungle has resulted in the biometric data of students being collected by Microsoft Teams “for weeks” before the Education Department was alerted.
Australia Post has issued an urgent warning to their customers, as a new scam fuelled by advancing technology sweeps across the nation.
One state is set to bring in new laws to combat a “scourge” of cybercrime after Aussies lost more than $2bn last year alone.
From Russia trying to sneak bombers onto Australia’s doorstep to Chinese warships lurking off the vast coastline, the country is staring down uncertain times.
Personal information has been stolen from a major Australian university again and posted on the dark web.
Unassuming corporate offices across Asia are hiding illegal operations costing Australians big time.
Thousands of Aussies have been affected by a data breach that exposed personal identifiable information online.
Aussies will need to wait about a week before finding out what data was viewed by a hacker following a major breach of a state government website.
One major telco is introducing a new feature for phones to help millions of Aussies to avoid being caught in the scam crisis.
An MP has delivered a sharp attack on Australia’s $43m human rights body, suggesting it should be folded up for failing to defend Jewish Aussies.
Scammers are becoming increasingly sophisticated but the corporate watchdog is fighting back, taking down more than 130 scam websites a day.
A ransomware group has claimed responsibility for stealing highly confidential patient information from an Australian fertility clinic.
A man has been arrested and charged after allegedly threatening a federal parliamentarian over social media.
The launch of controversial Chinese AI company DeepSeek places Australia in a unique position and we must act now, an expert says.
A US TikToker, who has millions of followers, has been slammed after he allegedly secretly filmed and uploaded videos “hitting on” Aussie women.
A Perth woman who lost her life savings to scams and is now homeless and relying on Centrelink has given a dire warning to Australians.
Australia is fighting back against cyber security threats, and this world-first move against scammers is leading the way.
One demographic has emerged as the most popular target for scammers – and it’s not who you would think.
Aussies looking for love are being warned to stay vigilant this Valentine’s Day after one state lost $8.9m to “romance scams”.
A graduate of two Aussie universities is a key player in the development of a controversial Chinese AI platform banned by the Australian government.
Beijing has hit back at a plan to ban controversial AI app DeepSeek on government devices declaring Canberra to be kowtowing to the US.
The Chinese-owned AI app that caused a $1 trillion hit to prominent tech stocks has been banned on government devices over national security fears.
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