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Australian Information Security Incident Reported: May 21 2019 A Sydney man has been charged by...
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by Steven Kirby | May 21, 2019 | Acceptable Use Policy, Australia, Australian InfoSec Incident, Australian InfoSec Incidents 2019, Cryptocurrency - Bitcoin, CyberCrime, Federal Government, Insider Threat, iTnews, New South Wales, Policing and Law Enforcement | 0 |
Australian Information Security Incident Reported: May 21 2019 A Sydney man has been charged by...
Read Moreby Steven Kirby | Mar 13, 2019 | Australian InfoSec Incident, Australian InfoSec Incidents 2019, Identity Management, Identity Theft, iTnews, New South Wales, Password, Policing and Law Enforcement, Social Media | 0 |
A Sydney man has been charged by AFP for alleged involvement in WickedGen.com.
Read Moreby Steven Kirby | Feb 8, 2019 | ABC News (Australia), Australia, Australian Capital Territory, Australian InfoSec Incident, Australian InfoSec Incidents 2019, Federal Government, Government Agency, Government Incident, Hacked | 0 |
Computer passwords are reset as Australia’s security agencies investigate a cyber-security breach at Federal Parliament.
Read Moreby Steven Kirby | Dec 21, 2017 | Australia, Cybersecurity, Federal Government, iTnews, MetaData, Policing and Law Enforcement, Privacy | 0 |
The Australian Federal Police disclosed the telecommunications metadata of 13 people – including two Australian citizens – to foreign law enforcement agencies in the most recent financial year. Source: AFP’s...
Read Moreby Steven Kirby | Dec 19, 2017 | Australian InfoSec Incident, Australian InfoSec Incidents 2017, Cybersecurity, New South Wales, Policing and Law Enforcement, Social Media Incident, Yahoo7 News | 0 |
Australian Information Security Incident Reported: December 19 2017 Sydney (AFP) –...
Read Moreby Steven Kirby | Aug 15, 2017 | Australia, Digital Rights, Federal Government, Law & Legal, Police and Law Enforcement, Privacy, Telcommunications and Internet Service Provider, ZDNet | 0 |
The Attorney-General’s Department has released a report detailing the opening months of Australia’s data retention scheme. Source: Almost AU$200m later, data retention most used for chasing drugs, not terror |...
Read Moreby Steven Kirby | Aug 14, 2017 | Australia, Digital Rights, Federal Government, iTnews, MetaData, Privacy, Telcommunications and Internet Service Provider | 0 |
The amount of telecommunications metadata the Australian Federal Police shared with 21 countries skyrocketed over 2015-16. The Attorney-General’s Department today published its annual report [pdf] into law enforcement...
Read Moreby Steven Kirby | Jul 30, 2017 | Australia, Denial of Service, iTnews, Law & Legal, Police and Law Enforcement | 0 |
A 37-year-old US man has been arrested in a joint operation by Australian, Canadian, and US police for causing distributed denial of service attacks on businesses, including Fairfax Media, in the three countries. Source: Man...
Read Moreby Steven Kirby | Jul 26, 2017 | ABC News (Australia), Australia, DarkNet and DarkWeb, Federal Government, In the Press, Police and Law Enforcement | 0 |
The recent closure of two of the biggest dark net marketplaces has given the Australian Federal Police (AFP) a trove of information about some of the dark net’s anonymous users. Despite the closure many users continue to...
Read Moreby Steven Kirby | Jul 20, 2017 | Australia, Australian Capital Territory, Australian InfoSec Incident, Australian InfoSec Incidents 2017, Data Loss, Federal Government, In the Press, InfoRiskToday, Multifunction Devices, New South Wales, Queensland, South Australia, Victoria, Western Australia | 0 |
Australian Information Security Incident Reported: July 20 2017 Ricoh’s Australia office has...
Read Moreby Steven Kirby | Jun 1, 2017 | Australian InfoSec Incidents 2017, Email, Email Phishing, Entertainment and Events, Hacked, New South Wales, SmartCompany | 0 |
Australian Information Security Incident Reported: June 1 2017 Sydney-based events and ticketing...
Read Moreby Steven Kirby | Jan 19, 2016 | Australia, Australian InfoSec Incidents 2016, Data Handling, Privacy Breach, The Guardian, Unintended Disclosure Incident | 0 |
Jan 19, 2016. The Australian federal police accidentally revealed the personal details of an assault victim to the alleged perpetrator, risking the safety of the complainant and his family, according to an AFP risk assessment.
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The Greens are leading a push to allow workers to ignore emails, calls and texts outside of working hours, introducing legislation that would see …
Australia's biggest skin cancer study has been hit by an unpublicised data breach, with the personal details of more than 1,000 people feared to have …
ASX 200 stock IPH sinks 12% following cyber attack update ASX 200 stock IPH sinks 12% following cyber attack update ASX 200 stock IPH Ltd (ASX: IPH) is …
Home Affairs’ deputy secretary for strategic iniatives Marc Ablong is set to shift to a new “national security role”, prompting a reshuffle that also …
The Productivity Commission has urged the government to give business a single cyber incident reporting portal to simplify the burden of a growing …
Latitude Financial has warned that the number of customers affected by an ongoing cyber attack could continue to rise. The company said [pdf] it has …
There's been two more major data breaches from cyber hacks. Last week, it was Latitude Financial, in one of the first major hacks on a financial …
Australia's biggest skin cancer study has been hit by an unpublicised data breach. The ABC can reveal that cyber criminals broke into servers holding highly ...
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The QIMR Berghofer Medical Research Institute has disclosed a November data breach that affected more than 1000 individuals. The breach was first …
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