A love letter from your scammer

Read a love letter from a scammer and find out how they make people fall prey to their scam tactics.

How fake coronavirus warning emails are spreading malware across Australia

Emotet resurfaces as attackers use the widespread fear of the coronavirus to target unsuspecting victims.

This month in security: January 2020

Emotet comes back from the holidays, Jeff Bezos’s phone gets hacked, the NSA discovers a major Windows vulnerability and P&N Bank in WA suffers a data breach.

Smart devices need smarter security: Why consumer IoT is a major cybersecurity risk

As smart devices become part of our homes, the risks of unsecured devices are poised to spill over into the lives of our loved ones as well. Buyers beware.

The million-dollar heist - How scammers defrauded a VC company over email

An Israeli startup and Chinese VC firm were scammed to the tune of $1 million through a series of spoofed emails and fake domains.

This month in security: December 2019

China bans deepfakes, New Zealand introduces a new data privacy Bill, hackers make off with $1 million and O365 disruptions plague APAC.

Sounds of the scam: the increasing sophistication of voice phishing attacks and deepfakes

Don’t believe everything you hear. The voice on the phone may just be a deepfake voice phishing attack designed to slip by your defences.

Customers are the target of cybercrime this Black Friday, but your business could be the real victim

It’s the time of year when customers look forward to great bargains, businesses look forward to great sales and cyber attackers look for an opening.

Don’t become a Black Friday statistic

In the rush to grab a great Black Friday deal, many customers lower their guard and leave an opening for cybercriminals to steal their personal information. But there are steps you can take to minimise the danger.