Bank details at risk in Palmer cyber attack
Banking records are among the personal data that may have been exposed in a cyber attack on Clive Palmer’s political parties.
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‘Death to Australia’: Chilling video emerges
A disturbing video circulating across social media appears to show an underground political movement threatening violence against Aussies.
‘Urgent’ forum to combat AI child abuse
Predators are using AI to abuse children at skyrocketing rates as experts meet for emergency talks.
‘Dystopian’: 64 million people exposed
Researchers have exposed the paper thin security protecting data collected by McDonald’s AI.
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Strict new rule for Aussies using Google
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‘97 per cent’: Gen Z’s AI uni admission rort
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State’s move on ‘vile’ AI deepfakes
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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?
Major Aussie warning on ‘ghost stores’
Australia’s consumer watchdog has issued a major warning over scam “ghost stores” flogging dodgy products to Aussies, all while pretending to be local businesses.
What you need to do about Qantas password
Millions of Qantas customers have had their personal details hacked, but what about passwords? Here’s what Qantas says you need to do.
Elon Musk’s big win over Australia
Elon Musk’s X and a Canadian activist who warns against transgender ideas have won a major victory against Australia’s eSafety commissioner.
Company sacks 300 to ‘embrace AI’
A once-iconic tech company is cutting approximately 10 per cent of its workforce to “embrace artificial intelligence” and stem losses.
‘Suicidal, anxious’: Late-night phone use destroying kids
Kids as young as five are staying up late glued to screens — and experts say it’s driving a dangerous rise in anxiety, school refusal and even suicidal behaviour. See the warning signs.
State leader’s bold AI plan for common jobs
In an exclusive sit-down interview, one state leader has boldly pledged to establish a “Minister for AI” in a bid to free teachers and nurses from “mundane” tasks.
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