Optus takes on 450 staff to address triple zero crisis
Optus chief Stephen Rue has introduced drastic changes across the telco’s call centre and network management divisions in a bid to address the carrier’s triple…
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Proton Warns of 300 Million Stolen Login Details Circulating on Dark Web
Privacy-focused technology company Proton has issued a warning about the escalating data breach crisis, revealing that hundreds of millions of stolen login credentials are actively…
Heisenberg: Open-source software supply chain health check tool
Heisenberg is an open-source tool that checks the health of a software supply chain. It analyzes dependencies using data from deps.dev, Software Bills of Materials…
Sling TV Privacy Fine Totals $530K In CCPA Case
California Attorney General Rob Bonta has announced a $530,000 Sling TV privacy fine against Sling TV LLC and Dish Media Sales LLC, marking the first…
EDR-Redir V2 Evades Detection on Windows 11 by Faking Program Files
Security researcher TwoSevenOneT has released EDR-Redir V2, an upgraded evasion tool that exploits Windows bind link technology to bypass endpoint detection and response solutions on…
Employees keep finding new ways around company access controls
AI, SaaS, and personal devices are changing how people get work done, but the tools that protect company systems have not kept up, according to…
ACIC launches fingerprint matching into the cloud
Australia’s lead criminal intelligence agency, ACIC, has completed a $40 million project to move its national fingerprint identification system into the cloud. The Australian Criminal Intelligence…
OpenAI Introduces Aardvark, an AI Security Agent Powered by GPT-5
OpenAI has announced the launch of Aardvark, an autonomous AI security agent powered by GPT-5 that aims to revolutionize how organizations discover and fix software…
Europe’s phone networks are drowning in fake calls
Caller ID spoofing has become one of Europe’s most persistent enablers of cyber fraud. A new position paper from Europol warns that manipulated phone identities…
Westpac finishes replanning its Unite tech transformation
Westpac has replanned its Unite technology simplification program, bringing forward some activity and investment while pushing the expected completion date into FY29. Unite is the…
Fair Work Ombudsman quietly shuts critical technologies board
The Fair Work ombudsman has quietly dismantled its Critical Technology Projects Board after fewer than four years in operation. The Office of the Fair Work…
CEO of Singapore-owned Optus refuses to resign after Australian outage linked to 4 deaths
The CEO of Singapore Telecommunications-owned Optus apologised to Australia’s parliament for an emergency number outage that was linked to four deaths but declined to stand…