Worrying trend emerging in cybercrime
A new report has revealed a worrying increase in cybercriminal attacks on wealthy private schools, using sinister techniques to hack sensitive data.
A new report has revealed a worrying increase in cybercriminal attacks on wealthy private schools, using sinister techniques to hack sensitive data.
Bunnings has released horrific security footage from its stores after the retailer was slammed over its use of cameras.
Hundreds of thousands of Australians who had their data stolen can breathe a sigh of relief.
Australians have been warned about a cruel scam website that claims to promote a “cost-of-living bonus payment” from Centrelink.
Victims of scams could have an easier time getting compensation with the federal government announcing the latest crackdown on fraudsters.
An urgent warning has been issued after hundreds of Australians were targeted in a terrifying extortion scam.
The Albanese government says it’s holding ‘big tech to account’ and age limits for kids on social media are the first step.
Australians’ private information is being shared hundreds of times a day with online advertisers who resell and distribute it to unknown parties, putting people at risk of targeted scams.
A court has ruled on whether the Elon Musk-owned X Corp must comply with an infringement notice issued when the company was called Twitter.
An industry-first agreement will look to protect one Australian fund’s workers in the age of ChatGPT with a new “gold standard”.
The eye-watering cost of cyber attacks on small businesses across the country has been revealed, with one business owner revealing he was forced to start again.
The Australian government “don’t know” what capabilities are hidden inside Chinese-made EVs, but one owner claims to have uncovered a secret.
Parents are begging to raise social media age restrictions even further than 16, warning that “tech companies now own our children”.
An Australian expert has warned about how little Aussies know about their data being used to train AI.
If your Instagram or Facebook account is hacked, don’t expect to get help without coughing up some cash – and the scam itself is terrifying.
Meta has added stronger protections for underage users on its Instagram platform, but the government has said that won’t change its plan to crackdown on age restrictions.
The alleged mastermind behind an encrypted messaging platform allegedly used by the mafia is a 32-year-old “computer geek” who lives with his parents, police say.
Aussies scammed out of millions of dollars have revealed the one change they want and the cruel detail at the heart of their pursuits for relief from their banks.
As the PM shores up plans for a social media ban for Aussie teenagers, Facebook’s head of global affairs has called the proposal a ‘whack-a-mole nightmare’ for parents.
Amazon executives are being grilled on the company’s murky development of AI and how audio recordings from inside homes are used.
The new program will allow Aussies to securely use their phone to share personal information, instead of handing over sensitive documents such as their passport.
There’s a disturbing trend of sophisticated scams swindling huge sums of money from honest Aussies, with the latest steal involving genuine-seeming invoices.
A Sydney university has given an update on the investigation into a major breach of its IT network that affected thousands.
The new Immigration and Home Affairs Minister has only been in the job for five minutes but is already heading overseas to visit a key ally.
A mobile phone giant has revealed its latest move on cyber security as experts raise alarm bells over a rise in malware attacks.
The boss of the company now synonymous with the “blue screen of death” fiasco has “personally” apologised for the worldwide outage.
The eSafety Commissioner has officially put the tech giants on notice: Do more to protect Aussie kids or cop massive fines.
The company responsible for the “blue screen of death” that left millions of people stranded says it’s “absolutely” prepared for compensation claims.
Computer systems at businesses across the Australian economy could be dealing with the fallout from the Microsoft outage for weeks to come.
After a faulty update plunged computers and tech systems all over the world into chaos, a workaround to the dreaded “Blue Screen of Death” has been revealed.
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