Cybersecurity is the glorious practice of shielding systems, networks, and programs from digital threats. These threats have the potential to access, change, destroy critical information, extort money, and/or messing with normal business operations.
This article talks about some of the latest news on cybersecurity, how it is becoming difficult for hackers to break into the systems, and how governments are trying to increase awareness about cyber security among their citizens.
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Leakware is a new type of ransomware posing a risk to organizations in Australia. Learn more about this threat and what you can do to prevent attacks.
Healthcare facilities are at higher risk from ransomware attacks due to the volume of private patient data. Learn about an attack on Victoria hospitals here.
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Several Australian businesses have become the targets of a phishing freight scam losing an average of $30,000 to $100,000. Phishing is on the rise
Australian police ended a telecom scam in NSW closing the door on millions of dollars in theft. The New South Wales Police has shut down
Phishing is one of the most commonly-used cyberattacks in Australia. Statistics from the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner show that phishing accounts for 39 percent of
Microsoft began notifying Outlook.com users of a 2019 security breach that occurred between January 1st and March 28th. Hackers were unintentionally given unauthorized access to
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