UK Prime Minister mistakenly exchanged texts with impersonator of Trump aide
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham has exchanged messages with a person impersonating US President Donald Trump’s chief of staff.
Cyber warfare
Origin Energy knew of hack weeks before 900,000 customers impacted
The major energy provider’s chief executive, Frank Calabria, said that Origin has completed the first phase of its review into the security incident.
US Politics as it happened: US launches new strikes against Iranian targets
The US President has arrived at a critical NATO summit - and he’s not happy.
'One day an Australian will be killed': ASIO boss's chilling warning
ASIO director general Mike Burgess has delivered a stark assessment of a dangerous world.
The growing threat facing 'arteries of modern civilisation'
The mass severing of Australia’s undersea cables would create economic and security chaos. This is what the federal government is doing to safeguard them.
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Queensland impacted by global security breach
Early indications suggest that students and staff working or studying at Education Queensland schools since 2020 have been affected by the breach.
Australian travellers may be caught up in Euro rail pass data breach
A European rail pass service frequently used by Australians has faced a massive data breach impacting more than 300,000 travellers.
Your identity could be for sale for as little as $200 on the dark web
"Most people would be shocked at how little it costs a criminal to buy their entire digital identity."
Warning over new wave of 'almost foolproof' travel scams
"This is not a couple of scammers sitting in their garage. This is an industry."
Aussies' private travel details accessed by 'unauthorised parties'
The company sent out emails to some of its Australian customers over what it described as "suspicious activity" yesterday morning.