Australia hit with a cybersecurity attack every six minutes: Australian Signals Directorate

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Australia hit with a cybersecurity attack every six minutes: Australian Signals Directorate
State-sponsored cyber groups and hackers have stepped up their assault on Australia's critical infrastructure, businesses and homes, a government report released showed with one attack happening every six minutes. Australia has seen a spike in cyber intrusions, prompting the government in ...

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