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WEEKLY SECURITY WRAP

Tuesday May 30, 2023

  Cloud  

Google cloud database service patched against critical vulnerability

Attacker could get sysadmin on CloudSQL.

By Richard Chirgwin
 

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Latitude Financial counts the cost of cyber attack
  Finance  

Latitude Financial counts the cost of cyber attack

Makes provision for ongoing remediation efforts.

By Ry Crozier
 
Volt Typhoon attacks attributed to China
  Security  

Volt Typhoon attacks attributed to China

Five Eyes cyber agencies point the finger.

By Richard Chirgwin
 
 
 

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Microsoft says China-backed hacker targeted critical infrastructure in Guam, US
  Security  

Microsoft says China-backed hacker targeted critical infrastructure in Guam, US

Targeted communications links.

By Staff Writer
 
NSW gov quietly consulting on bug bounty program
  Security  

NSW gov quietly consulting on bug bounty program

Details emerge via published submission.

By Richard Chirgwin
 
SA Water fills CISO role
  Strategy  

SA Water fills CISO role

In tech structure refresh.

By Kate Weber
 
 
 
 

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