Video: Cheap and poorly installed CCTV systems are broadcasting Australians’ private lives online.
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Australian InfoSec and Cyber News
- Curious blogger accidentally hacks Tony Abbott's boarding pass September 20, 2020A tech blogger has documented how he got personal data on former Prime Minister Tony Abbott from a completely innocuous Instagram post. Alex Hope saw …
- Sensitive data at risk after Anglicare Sydney hit by 'malicious cyber attack' September 20, 2020Anglicare Sydney has confirmed that it is being held to ransom over a large amount of potentially sensitive information that has been stolen from its …
- Govt elevates consent in proposed public data sharing laws September 16, 2020Federal government agencies will need to seek consent before releasing personal information to other governments and the private sector if it …
- NAB hits technical trouble filtering for abuse in transaction descriptions September 16, 2020NAB says it does not currently possess the technical means to stop its digital payment services being used as an ersatz messaging platform to stalk …
- Telstra to block Services Australia SMS phishing scams September 15, 2020Telstra has piloted a new malicious text message blocking service on its network that stops impersonation attempts from reaching Services Australia …
- NAB blocked 41,000 data theft attempts in a three-month period September 15, 2020NAB blocked over 41,000 attempts by attackers to take data either from NAB itself or from its customers in the first quarter of this year. Group CEO …
- Stung by Ransomware, Australia Urges Better Preparation September 14, 2020'Malicious Cyber Activity' Increasing, Australia's Cyber Security Center Warns Jeremy Kirk (jeremy_kirk) September 7, 2020 Ransomware continues to …
- Australia's cyber bark is worse than its bite - InnovationAus September 14, 2020The Australian government’s cybersecurity bark is worse than its bite, with a new report finding its intentions in cyber is not yet being matched by …
- NAB records millions of cyber attacks September 14, 2020National Australia Bank is being hit by nearly three million cyber threats per day, warning the onslaught has amplified during the economic recession …
- It’s not just China — everyone plays in the world of open-source intelligence September 14, 2020Hearty congratulations to journalists of The Australian Financial Review and The Australian for discovering the world of open-source intelligence. The Oz …
- iTWire - More Toll documents stolen in ransomware attack released on dark web September 14, 2020Two more lots of documents stolen by cyber criminals from the systems of Australian transport and logistics provider Toll Group have been released on …
- Facebook suffers blow in Australia legal fight over Cambridge Analytica September 14, 2020Facebook has been dealt a blow in its fight to fend off Australian legal action surrounding the Cambridge Analytica scandal, with the tech giant failing to convince the federal court it does not carry out business in Australia. In March, the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) …
- Australia is handing over its privacy 'in the name of security' | Sky News Australia September 14, 2020Psychiatrist Dr Tanveer Ahmed says the notion of privacy has changed in Australia as, in the name of security, increasingly extreme forms of …
- Incident: Specsavers - Adelaide optometrist struck off register after tampering with hundreds of glasses prescriptions | ABC News (Australia) - Australian Information Security Awareness and Advisory September 14, 2020Australian Insider Threat: September 13 2020 Specsavers – Adelaide optometrist struck off register after tampering with hundreds of glasses …
- ACSC receives one cybercrime report every 10 min September 14, 2020The Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC) received an average of one cybercrime report every 10 minutes during FY20 as the threat landscape further …
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