iTnews Weekly Security Wrap - Tuesday July 24, 2018

+ Singapore govt health database hacked; Aust Defence attacked over tech security controls; and more

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Tuesday July 24, 2018

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Extortion phishers harvest guilty coin bonanza

By Juha Saarinen

Leaked password dumps used.

Singapore govt health database hacked

By Staff Writer

Details of 1.5 million people stolen.

Defence attacked over new technology restrictions

By Julian Bajkowski

Search and entry powers questioned.

Oracle product vulnerabilities hit all-time high

By Juha Saarinen

Sanctioned security vendor ERPScan won't be credited for reports.

Ex-DTO chief slams "significantly flawed" My Health Record

By Justin Hendry

Would probably opt-out.

Insecure server left carmakers' trade secrets wide open

By Juha Saarinen

Exposes 157GB from Tesla, Toyota, GM and others.

Bank of England says payments system can serve blockchain users

By Huw Jones

DLT to bolster cyber defences.

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NBN Co says 'not possible' to show cheapest FTTP connections

Sydney man allegedly stole $600k of AWS Snowball drives

DTA calls out contractors and consultants as barriers to change

NBN Co blames fixed wireless take-up, usage for congestion

First day deluge for My Health Record opt-out

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