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IoT devices are everywhere in our homes, but it’s their application in business that has the biggest potential to revolutionise the way we live. In 2020, most Australian homes will have some level of home automation, with connected devices now more affordable than ever. From Smart lighting to security...
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Coronavirus (COVID-19) is having major impacts on the world. This week we seen Mobile World Congress cancelled, the Chinese Formula 1 GP postponed and now it’s impacting the upcoming Japan 2020 Olympics. To make what is an already terrible global situation worse, cyber criminals are leveraging people’s fears around...
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The Australian Signals Directorate’s Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC) is responding to a widespread malware campaign known as Emotet. Emotet is a Trojan virus delivered via emails sent with malicious attachments. These emails often contain language about “Your Invoice,” or “Payment Details,” and carry either macro-enabled documents, or malicious...
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Protecting your devices from the bad guys is definitely not a new challenge, but the threat is constantly changing. To feel confident in your ability to defend yourself, you need a product that is constantly growing and evolving as the threat landscape evolves. Norton is making a renewed appeal...
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If you’re serious about securing your hardware, then Multifactor Authentication (MFA) is a must, and one of the best solutions on the market is Yubico. The maker of hardware authentication security keys, has announced the release of the YubiKey 5Ci, This is the world’s first security key designed with both...
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Huawei’s march to the top of the global smartphone sales charts was abruptly interrupted when United States President Donald Trump added Chinese-based Huawei to a banned list. This ban meant that no US company could do business with them without explicit permission from the US Government. 1-by-1 US-based companies...
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Educating our young Australians about the risks they’ll face online is important, but so is offering them the opportunity to learn about cyber security at a deep level. The Australian Computing Academy (ACA), this week launched the Schools Cyber Security Challenges (Cyber Challenges) in Western Australia. The new $1.3...
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If you don’t stay up to speed with information security, this week’s been a big one. Older versions of Microsoft Windows have a serious flaw in the RDP stack. Remote Desktop Protocol is used to remotely connect to computers, something IT professionals do routinely, but attackers exploiting an exploit...
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Australian National University has suffered one of Australia’s worst information security breaches, with hackers reportedly gaining access to 19 years of data. It sounds like they got everything they wanted, names, addresses, DOB, phone numbers, personal emails, tax file numbers, bank account details, passport details. The attackers are described...
IoT devices are everywhere in our homes, but it’s their application in business that has the biggest potential to revolutionise the way we live. In 2020, most Australian homes will have some level of home automation, with connected devices now more affordable than ever. From Smart lighting to security...
Coronavirus (COVID-19) is having major impacts on the world. This week we seen Mobile World Congress cancelled, the Chinese Formula 1 GP postponed and now it’s impacting the upcoming Japan 2020 Olympics. To make what is an already terrible global situation worse, cyber criminals are leveraging people’s fears around...
The Australian Signals Directorate’s Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC) is responding to a widespread malware campaign known as Emotet. Emotet is a Trojan virus delivered via emails sent with malicious attachments. These emails often contain language about “Your Invoice,” or “Payment Details,” and carry either macro-enabled documents, or malicious...
Protecting your devices from the bad guys is definitely not a new challenge, but the threat is constantly changing. To feel confident in your ability to defend yourself, you need a product that is constantly growing and evolving as the threat landscape evolves. Norton is making a renewed appeal...
If you’re serious about securing your hardware, then Multifactor Authentication (MFA) is a must, and one of the best solutions on the market is Yubico. The maker of hardware authentication security keys, has announced the release of the YubiKey 5Ci, This is the world’s first security key designed with both...
Huawei’s march to the top of the global smartphone sales charts was abruptly interrupted when United States President Donald Trump added Chinese-based Huawei to a banned list. This ban meant that no US company could do business with them without explicit permission from the US Government. 1-by-1 US-based companies...
Educating our young Australians about the risks they’ll face online is important, but so is offering them the opportunity to learn about cyber security at a deep level. The Australian Computing Academy (ACA), this week launched the Schools Cyber Security Challenges (Cyber Challenges) in Western Australia. The new $1.3...
If you don’t stay up to speed with information security, this week’s been a big one. Older versions of Microsoft Windows have a serious flaw in the RDP stack. Remote Desktop Protocol is used to remotely connect to computers, something IT professionals do routinely, but attackers exploiting an exploit...
Australian National University has suffered one of Australia’s worst information security breaches, with hackers reportedly gaining access to 19 years of data. It sounds like they got everything they wanted, names, addresses, DOB, phone numbers, personal emails, tax file numbers, bank account details, passport details. The attackers are described...
August 3, 2011
July 15, 2007
