FluBot malware takes Australia by storm
The ACCC Scamwatch division has received nearly 500 reports per day since early August about FluBot, an aptly-named smishing-style malware attack that is impacting Android users around Australia.
How Australia’s state governments are solving for infrastructure cybersecurity
As state governments and infrastructure face a growing number of cyberattacks, the need for greater standardisation cybersecurity frameworks is being keenly felt. But are state governments equipped for the change?
What your personal data is worth on the dark web
In the murky world of the dark web, your credit card details may sell for a few bucks, but your medical info could be worth thousands of dollars.
Why positivity is the key ingredient in cyber awareness
Fostering a cyber-positive culture in your organisation is never an easy task. It needs a supportive business culture to thrive. That’s why most cyber awareness programmes, typically built around shaming offenders, rarely work.
The Scammer Olympics: How hackers use spectacle to defraud users
Scammers are offering everything from streaming services and giveaways to fake cyber currency to cash in on the buzz of the Olympic Games.
Australia’s cybersecurity: The $1.67 billion dollar question
The Federal Government recognises cybersecurity as an extreme threat to our national security and economy. So, what carrots and sticks will it wield to get us all cooperating in the effort?
Give it a rest: how your wellbeing will keep you safe online
We speak a lot about cybersecurity and cyber resilience in determining the cyber wellbeing of a business, but what about the cyber wellbeing of your most important business asset: your mind?
Hackers with a conscience
More and more ransomware attackers are showing compassion for their victims and even ceasing their attacks. But why?
AI at the service of cybercriminals
Just like law-abiding individuals and businesses, cybercrooks are interested in stepping up the automation and efficiency of their activities. AI offers them a world of criminal possibilities, but what would an AI-powered cyberattack look like?
