SC Weekly Wrap - Tuesday April 18, 2017

+ Shadow Brokers leak more NSA exploits; Centrelink website flaw leaves users vulnerable

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Tuesday April 18, 2017

Latest News

Toll to inspect USBs it suspects aided data theft

By Allie Coyne

How do you make sure your devices don't betray you?

Shadow Brokers leak more NSA exploits

By Juha Saarinen

Now patched in Windows.

Centrelink website flaw leaves users vulnerable

By Allie Coyne

Phishing attacks made easy.

Metadata can't be used in civil lawsuits, Brandis rules

By Allie Coyne

Not enough evidence to justify granting access.

VMware patches critical vCenter Server vulnerability

By Juha Saarinen

Remotely exploitable bug in Adobe-developed messaging system.

Unicode flaw in Chrome and Firefox aids phishing

By Juha Saarinen

Internet Explorer, Edge, and Safari not affected.

Brexit referendum website might have been hacked

By Staff Writer

Caused pre-deadline crash.

Digital certificate use by phishing sites spikes

By Juha Saarinen

Let's Encrypt, Comodo continue to issue credentials for fraudulent sites.

Most Read

Is the NBN heading towards a mobile iceberg?

Melbourne IT's DNS falls over in 'major outage'

Centrelink website flaw leaves users vulnerable

TPG to deploy $2bn mobile network

IPv6 attacks bypass network intrusion detection systems

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