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Police arrest Sydney man for blackmail over major data breach affecting up to 1 million NSW and ACT residents

IT provider Outabox, used by dozens of hospitality venues, blamed an ‘unauthorised third party’ for the breach

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It’s algorithms, targeting and ads: The worst online harms stem from the systems that feed content

It’s algorithms, targeting and ads: The worst online harms stem from the systems that feed content

Content can harm, but not all harms come from content. Our underlying digital systems must be the focus — and we can’t rely on the industry to fix them.

Man arrested after club visitor data exposed in breach

Man arrested after club visitor data exposed in breach

About one million personal records have been accessed from registered clubs and published to a website as experts say the breach could have been avoided.

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Centre asks States to not procure CCTVs from suppliers with history of security, data breaches

MHA advises avoiding CCTV suppliers with security breaches, following MeITY guidelines to safeguard data and privacy.

Local Election Officials Facing Increased Security Threats

Durham, NC invests in M elections center with enhanced security measures post-threats. Survey shows rise in threats towards officials.

EZVIZ takes on the Amazon Echo Hub with its very own smart screen

EZVIZ launches the SD7 smart screen that could give Amazon a run for its money

Foxtel’s Hubbl burst by security breach in ‘credential stuffing’ attack

Foxtel’s streaming services have been struck by a security incident less than two months after the launch of streaming box Hubbl.

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Smartphones ban may cause more harm than good, says Molly Russell’s father

Smartphones ban may cause more harm than good, says Molly Russell’s father

Ian Russell says parental controls could weaken trust and ‘punish children for tech firms’ failures’

The Guardian - UK

Paramedics' mobile numbers 'exposed' in data breach

Paramedics' mobile numbers 'exposed' in data breach

The mobile phone numbers of Ambulance Victoria personnel are suspected to have been exposed in a third privacy breach linked to the service's intranet page.

No more 12345: devices with weak passwords to be banned in UK

No more 12345: devices with weak passwords to be banned in UK

Makers of phones, TVs and smart doorbells legally required to protect devices against access by cybercriminals

The Guardian - UK

Australia’s big encryption-busting laws have done little more than give authorities the power to ask nicely

Australia’s big encryption-busting laws have done little more than give authorities the power to ask nicely

Nearly six years after law enforcement agencies gained the power to compel social media companies to hand over data, our world-leading legislation appears practically useless

The Guardian - AU

Cyber fraud cases rising, but few takers for cyber insurance

Cyber fraud cases rising, but few takers for cyber insurance

Cyber fraud cases rising, but few takers for cyber insurance

Coffee County Cyberattack: Voter Registration System Severed

Coffee County Cyberattack: Voter Registration System Severed

Georgia's Coffee County faces a ransomware cyberattack, highlighting the importance of cybersecurity for election systems.

‘Crisis time’: The London Stock Exchange's £100 billion exodus

There could be even bigger seismic shocks ahead with firms like Shell considering leaving the London Stock Exchange

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How to set up two-factor authentication for your Microsoft account

This guide will help you set up two-factor authentication for your Microsoft account, including downloading and setting up the Microsoft Authenticator app

WhatsApp, Meta move Delhi High Court against India’s IT rules

WhatsApp LLC. and its parent company Facebook Inc., now Meta, have moved the Delhi High Court, challenging the Information Technology rules enacted in 2021.

The Guardian - UK

Foreign states targeting sensitive research at UK universities, MI5 warns

Ministers considering more funding to protect important research sites, with China seen as a particular concern

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FCC votes to restore net neutrality and is set to begin regulating ISPs

The FCC voted to restore net neutrality across the country, alongside details about what it plans to do moving forward.

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Met Police officer quits in disgrace after cyber flashing allegation

PC Luke Stokes was spared criminal charges after being accused of sending unwanted sexual messages to train passengers

Cyber police register case against X user over 'deepfake' video of Ranveer Singh

Mumbai police files FIR against user for creating deepfake video of actor Ranveer Singh endorsing Congress party.

FBI Director Warns Of Heightened Threats From China

FBI Director Christopher Wray highlights China's cyber threats and ambitions, emphasizing the need for vigilance and proactive defense.

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Nothing data breach comes to light, affecting community members

The usernames, email addresses, and more of Nothing Community members were found online years after a Nothing data breach.

Arlo Home Security Kit review

Arlo’s Home Security Kit uses an innovative multifunction sensor for doors, windows, motion, and even water leaks. But that’s not all we liked about this DIY home security system.

Cyber attack claims, counterclaims continue to dominate poll scene in Vadakara

Kozhikode election sees LDF and UDF clash over cyber attacks, with accusations of morphed videos and unethical campaigning.

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OPINION - Deepfake porn is a terrible threat to women and girls, but Big Tech is disgustingly casual about it

As a woman, I have known the incredible power of the internet to do both good and bad. The online world has brought me and my family — scattered around the globe due to civil war — together. It also helped me in my campaign to help end FGM. But…

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