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Fake AUSTRAC officials, WhatsApp scams: Agencies targeted as AML/CTF enforcement ramps up

AUSTRAC has warned real estate agencies to stay vigilant as scammers impersonating the regulator have begun making their moves. Emilie Lauer • Tue, 13 … [...]

The consultation on proposed changes to AFCA’s Rules has now closed. These changes will enable AFCA to consider scam-related complaints under the … [...]

Exclusive: Mandurah SES confirms operations unaffected by ransomware attack

The Gentlemen claims hack of a Western Australian State Emergency Service unit; past and present members notified of the incident. • Wed, 14 Oct 2026 … [...]

The big melt: How Australia can stop a French-style refrigerator hacking campaign

Wherever there are refrigeration controls connected to the internet, there is risk, says Claroty’s Jason Pearce. • Wed, 14 Oct 2026 • … [...]

Australian Cyber Security News September 2026 | Breaches, AI, Privacy & Risk

Australian Cyber Aware's September 2026 review highlights major cybersecurity, privacy, AI, fraud, governance, risk and compliance developments … [...]

ASD joins seven-nation alert as US seizes Chinese hacking firm's tools

Key points US authorities seized seven domains supporting Integrity Technology Group's MicroScan and FishHub hacking tools, as detailed in court … [...]

Mobile networks finally get a disaster backup

Consumers can now expect better connectivity during disasters after Telstra, Optus and TPG Telecom implemented temporary disaster roaming (TDR) … [...]

ASX-listed fintech firm discloses cyber incident impacting client data

An Australian ASX-listed fintech has disclosed a cyber incident which it says has impacted both client and other data. • Wed, 07 Oct 2026 • … [...]

NSW National Parks web app accessed by OpenAI agent

Key points An OpenAI agent is under investigation after a "misalignment" incident on a National Parks and Wildlife Service web app in June. • Current … [...]

CSIRO finds permanent CISO

Key points CSIRO has appointed Luke Forsyth, formerly a partner in the cyber domain at Deloitte, as its new permanent chief information security … [...]

Unpatched server behind Vic student data breach

Key points A school's delay in patching a critical server vulnerability, flagged by an Australian Signals Directorate alert on October 27 2025, led to … [...]

NT government recovers from lengthy network outage

Key points A territory-wide outage knocked out access to telecommunications and digital systems across key NT government departments and agencies for … [...]

Week in Review for 9th of October 2026

Online fashion retailer ASOS has confirmed that customer information may have been accessed following a cyber incident that saw hackers send … [...]

Medibank facing dual court actions over data hack

Share article A hacker moved undetected through Medibank's network for weeks despite multiple warning flags being raised, a court has been told. The … [...]

Cyber security is changing. Are you keeping pace?

What the future of cyber security looks like and why cyber resilience needs to keep pace with business. Cyber security has become a speed problem, not … [...]

OpenAI bots breach NSW government websites twice | 7NEWS

OpenAI has admitted its AI bots were responsible for a second breach of NSW government websites, accessing non-public historic wildfire data from the National Parks and Wildlife Services app in [...]

Anthropic says AI agents didn’t breach Australian government websites

During a joint parliamentary hearing on artificial intelligence, Anthropic’s head of safeguards, Dave Orr, says that investigations of hundreds of millions of transcripts reveal no unauthorised interactions with Australian government [...]

Home affairs orders review over ‘unacceptable risk’ of AI

The federal government has ordered its departments and agencies to review their aging IT systems in a bid to combat the growing risks posed by artificial intelligence. The crackdown targeting [...]

Australian Information Commission launches smart glasses probe, Kmart product vanishes

Listings for controversial camera glasses have mysteriously vanished from the website of retail giant Kmart after a major probe was launched into … [...]

ANZ releases advice on AI scams and fraud

Major bank ANZ has issued a warning regarding AI and increased levels of scams and fraud, highlighting that the technology is enabling threat actors … [...]

Trusted government data can help counter AI misinformation, says OAIC

The Office of the Australian Information Commissioner has warned that proactive access to trusted government information is increasingly important as … [...]

Report: Aussie government lags behind private sector in breach discovery

The average data breach in Australia takes three days to discover – but government breaches take more than 100. • Tue, 29 Sep 2026 • … [...]

Australian government to invest $3.5m to combat technology-facilitated abuse

The Albanese government to stand up 12 new “innovative” projects as part of its National Plan to End Violence Against Women and Children. • Wed, 30 … [...]

Op-Ed: The rogue agent breach of Medicare highlights the importance of AI literacy and fluency for lawyers

The newsfeed has reached a fever pitch about the dangers of artificial intelligence and “AI slop” in legal practice, with most of it focused on … [...]