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WEEKLY SECURITY WRAP

Tuesday August 29, 2023

Editor's Note

State of Security 2023, a deep-dive into the cyber security sector, is out now. This year we examine domains including cloud security, identity and access management, network and infrastructure, endpoint security and XDR, from a technical trend and usage perspective.

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  Security  

SIM swap against Kroll staffer leads to data breach

Affecting claimants of crypto companies subject to bankruptcy proceedings.

By Ry Crozier
 

Latest Security News
Researchers demo bug-chaining of Juniper Networks vulnerabilities
  Security  

Researchers demo bug-chaining of Juniper Networks vulnerabilities

Proof-of-concept for August disclosure.

By Richard Chirgwin
 
Australia to be more 'present' in global tech discussions
  Security  

Australia to be more 'present' in global tech discussions

Including around the internet and cyber security.

By Ry Crozier
 
 
 

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Robust identity management bolsters security and boosts revenues in higher education
 
Amnesty International latest victim of widening telemarketer breach
  Security  

Amnesty International latest victim of widening telemarketer breach

Provides detailed chronology of events.

By Ry Crozier
 
Data breach could cost Medibank $35 million in 2024
  Strategy  

Data breach could cost Medibank $35 million in 2024

Excluding regulatory action, lawsuits.

By Richard Chirgwin
 
Perpetual customer-facing system still offline after third-party breach
  Security  

Perpetual customer-facing system still offline after third-party breach

Assembles a board cyber committee.

By Richard Chirgwin
 
Palo Alto Networks closes door on TunnelCrack
  Security  

Palo Alto Networks closes door on TunnelCrack

Configuration checks needed, rather than patches.

By Richard Chirgwin
 
 
 
 

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State police helping crack Centrelink fraud suspects' passwords
  Security  

State police helping crack Centrelink fraud suspects' passwords

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Hackers claim to have breached auDA
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Hackers claim to have breached auDA

By Richard Chirgwin
Data breach could cost Medibank $35 million in 2024
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Data breach could cost Medibank $35 million in 2024

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Tesla says two ex-employees behind May data breach

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Perpetual customer-facing system still offline after third-party breach

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