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War Of The Frenemy Hackers Now Hitting Aussie Organisations

Computer Daily News July 25, 2018 No Comments

Australian companies are being ripped off more than ever by customers, suppliers and cyber-hackers who are using the Dark Web, backed by organised crime. A global economic crime survey by…

Hackers Hit ANU Network: Report

Computer Daily News July 9, 2018 No Comments

The Australian National University’s computer network has been “significantly compromised”, according to a so far unconfirmed Fairfax report. But the AU is claiming that “no staff, student or research information…

Facebook Blitz Hits Australia

Computer Daily News July 9, 2018 No Comments

The worldwide PR blitz Facebook launched in April to counter the Cambridge Analytica scandal has finally hit Australia. Facebook is bombing television, digital billboards, bus shelters and other advertising platforms…

ATO Says It’s Mended Its Ways On Lack Of Threat Protection

Computer Daily News July 2, 2018 No Comments

A contrite Australian Tax Office says it has learnt from its mistakes, which in the part have seen it ruled to have insufficient protection against external threats. It has improved…

Spammers Attack World Cup Fans

Computer Daily News June 26, 2018 No Comments

IBM has warned that spammers are targeting FIFA World Cup fans. IBM’s X-Force has been tracking spammers targeting followers of the World Cup, which began on June 14 and runs…

Outrage Over Claims That Telstra Backed Health Start-Up Shared Patient Data

Computer Daily News June 26, 2018 No Comments

HealthEngine, a Telstra-backed online appointment-booking service, has been sharing medical information with personal-injury law firm Slater and Gordon, according to an ABC report. The information has reportedly been used for targeted…

Major Data Breach: Coles, OzPost, AGL Shutter Job Sites

Computer Daily News June 7, 2018 No Comments

Major Australian businesses, including Coles, Australia Post, Telstra and AGL, shut their jobs Web sites yesterday after Aussie human resources outfit PageUp revealed that it had suffered a data breach…

Facebook Confirms It Shared Data With Chinese Tech Companies

Athina Mallis June 6, 2018 No Comments

Facebook has confessed to sharing its users personal data with at least four Chinese tech companies. The companies with the data include, Huawei, Oppo, Lenovo and TCL. These partnerships are…

FBI Urges Businesses And Consumers To Turn Off Their Routers To Stop Russian Malware Attack

David Richards May 29, 2018 No Comments

The FBI is urging consumers and businesses in Australia and the USA, to turn off their routers in an effort to halt the spread of a dangerous Russian malware virus…

BREAKINGNEWS: Symantec Use CeBIT To Reveal New Stylish High Security Consumer Router

David Richards May 15, 2018 No Comments

Symantec is using CeBIT 2018 to launch their Norton Core Router, in Australia, the stylish device which is already on sale overseas incorporates advanced network security tools and parental control…