Public Distrust Haunts Government’s Digital Push
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February 21, 2020
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More than a third of the Australian population is unwilling to provide personal information to the Federal Government because they don’t trust... Read More
Industry Wide Mobile App Bluetooth Design Flaw
Updated to include a response from Dr Zhiqiang Lin. Bluetooth devices are allegedly vulnerable to hacking during the pairing process allowing potential hackers... Read More
Apple Jailbreak Exploit Revealed
A new unpatchable iPhone exploit could allow permanent jailbreaking on hundreds of millions of Apple’s iconic devices. Researcher axi0mX says the newly... Read More
iPhone Contacts Open To Hacking
Researchers have found contacts saved on iPhones are vulnerable to an SQLite hack attack which could infect the devices with malware. SQLite... Read More
Nest Blame Weak Passwords For Hacked Cams
Google-owned security camera company, Nest, has denied reports its products are susceptible to security breaches, asserting consumers’ weak passwords are to blame.... Read More
Hacker To Pay US$8.6M Damages
A 22-year-old hacker has been ordered to pay US$8.6 million in damages and serve six months house arrest for helping launch a... Read More
Another Intel Flaw Exposed This Time By Adelaide University
Hours after arch rival AMD announced the all new the Ryzen Threadripper processor, which is to stir up the PC market Intel... Read More
Hackers Demand New Petya Ransom
A hacking group linked to last week’s Petya ransomware attack is demanding US$250,000 for a private encryption key used in the attack.... Read More
Australia Sleeps Through ‘Biggest Ransomware Attack In History’
Australians look to have dodged a bullet when it comes to the WannaCrypt (also known as WannaCry) ransomware that wreaked havoc over... Read More
