CSIRO's Data61 develops digital 'vaccine'
21 June, 2019CSIRO's Data61 researchers have figured out a way to essentially 'vaccinate' AI and machine learning algorithms against adversarial attacks.
Australia is 8th top target for credential attacks
14 June, 2019 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingAustralia was the eighth most targeted country in the world for credential stuffing attacks from November 2017 to March 2019, research shows.
Cybercrime may be underreported, new study shows
05 June, 2019Half of survey respondents believe most enterprises underreport cybercrime, even when it's legally required, according to a new study.
ANU staff and student data stolen in breach
04 June, 2019 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingThe Australian National University has disclosed a data breach affecting 19 years' worth of personal information on staff, students and visitors.
1 in 5 elections faced foreign cyber interference
20 May, 2019 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingAn analysis of 97 elections and 31 referenda held since late 2016 found indications of foreign interference in 20 countries.
Chinese hackers using NSA exploits a year prior to leak
09 May, 2019 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingChinese hacking group Buckeye was using tools from the arsenal of NSA exploits for at least a year before they were leaked by the Shadow Brokers in 2017.
SA Premier's cybersecurity mission to the US
06 May, 2019The Premier of South Australia has visited the US to explore investments and growth opportunities for SA's cyber sector.
Scams cost businesses $7.2m last year: ACCC
01 May, 2019A new report from the ACCC shows that Australian businesses were hit by more than 5800 scams during 2018.
Half a billion dollars lost to scammers last year: ACCC
29 April, 2019Almost half a billion dollars was lost to scammers in Australia during 2018, according to a new ACCC report.
Australians paid scammers $3.1m in iTunes cards in 2018
26 March, 2019 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingThe ACCC is seeking to alert the public to the threat of scammers impersonating legitimate companies or agencies and demanding payment in the form of gift cards.
RepuCoin secure blockchain defends against attackers
21 March, 2019A secure blockchain has been developed that is claimed to defend against malicious activity.
Cyberwar has begun, security professionals say
20 March, 2019The world is currently in the middle of a cyberwar, according to 87% of security professionals.
Cybercrooks capitalise on Christchurch tragedy
19 March, 2019 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingCERT NZ has identified multiple attempts by cybercriminals to profit from the attention being paid to New Zealand in the wake of Friday's Christchurch shooting.
New leader for WA AustCyber Node
19 February, 2019A new head of the WA AustCyber Node has just been appointed by Edith Cowan University.
Qld moves to stamp out cyberbullying
14 February, 2019The Queensland Government is taking action on cyberbullying, with the Premier contacting social media platforms to remind them of their responsibilities.
