+ Govt targets 'pile-on attacks', encrypted comms in new online safety rules; Civil liberty organisations slam Apple child safety tech; and more

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WEEKLY SECURITY WRAP
Tuesday August 10, 2021

  Latest News  

Kaseya ransomware attack sets off race to hack service providers

By Joseph Menn

"This is going to happen again and again."

Govt targets 'pile-on attacks', encrypted comms in new online safety rules

By Justin Hendry

Sets out expectations for big tech.

Civil liberty organisations slam Apple child safety tech

By Juha Saarinen

Fears that client-side scanning could be abused for surveillance.

Online account takeover bill faces 33 changes to pass parliament

By Justin Hendry

PJCIS wants greater oversight, new assurances on use.

OAIC launches investigation into Optus over White Pages data leak

By Justin Hendry

After details of 50,000 customers published online.

Two US senators want to target ransomware by sanctioning nations that allow it

By Staff Writer

As part of Sanction and Stop Ransomware Act.

WA govt taking weeks to remove system access for ex-staff: audit

By Justin Hendry

Failings in access management uncovered.

PwC Australia is on a cyber security hiring spree

By Kate Weber

Nabs TransGrid's CISO in latest intake.

  Most Read  

Aussie Broadband makes late push for NBN high-speed upgraders

Australian Covid-19 vaccine certificates come to digital wallets

Kmart Australia changes the make-up of its data platform

Defence hands EY $10m for a five month job

Westpac's BT Panorama wealth platform offline for days

 
 

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