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Australia on Alert for High Impact Sabotage from China

Australia has just been handed a blunt warning. ASIO Director-General Mike Burgess has confirmed that Chinese state-linked hacking groups are probing our critical infrastructure and looking for ways to cause “high-impact sabotage”. This is not a theoretical risk for far-off...

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Why Australian Organizations Can’t Afford to Ignore Cybernetic GI’s Quantum Threat Warnings

In today’s fast-evolving cybersecurity landscape, organizations around the world are waking up to the reality of quantum computing. While quantum breakthroughs may have once seemed like a distant possibility, they are now progressing quickly from theoretical concepts to tangible threats....

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Ransomware Evolution: Extortion Tactics and Supply Chain Risks

Ransomware has changed. What started as a simple data-locking threat has grown into a complex web of extortion, public shaming, and supply chain compromise. Attackers are no longer just after quick payments; they now aim to exploit trust, reputation, and...

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Cybersecurity Risks in Electric Vehicles: A Boardroom and Government Perspective

Electric vehicles (EVs) are a cornerstone of the global push toward sustainability. Governments are promoting EV adoption through policy incentives, and many government fleets are transitioning to electric to reduce emissions. For business leaders, EVs represent opportunities for innovation, green...

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Quantum Threats Are Closer Than You Think: How Businesses Can Prepare for the Future

Quantum computing isn’t science fiction anymore. It’s real, it’s moving fast, and it’s going to change how we handle data, security, and systems. With huge computing power, quantum machines will be able to crack encryption that protects almost everything we...

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Who Is Scattered Spider? A Look at the Airline Hacks and Qantas Data Leak

Over the weekend, the FBI, Google and Palo Alto Networks flagged a surge in cyber attacks on airlines and travel firms. These alerts match the operating pattern of the hacker group known as Scattered Spider. Recent signs suggest Australia may...

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AI-Powered Phishing: How Cybercriminals Are Evolving Their Tactics

Phishing started years ago as simple email scams. A message from a “bank” asked users to click a link and enter credentials. Those tricks were crude by today’s standards. Now, fraudsters use AI to auto-generate content, mimic voices, and even...

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What Every Business Owner Should Know about AI and its implications

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a distant concept. It is part of daily business operations across industries. Business owners should be aware of AI and understand its power, risks, and responsibilities. Cybersecurity testing plays a major role when implementing...

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Cloud Security Basics for Small and Mid-Sized Businesses

Small and midsize businesses have seen a rise in cloud adoption. The flexibility and cost-effectiveness of cloud platforms make them ideal for growing companies. But with convenience comes responsibility. Cyber threats target all kinds of businesses, regardless of size. That...

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Fast Flux: The Invisible Web Threat That’s Hard to Catch

Some threats on the internet are easy to see. Others work in the background, silently helping cybercriminals stay hidden. Fast flux is one of those hidden threats. It helps hackers cover their tracks, keep malicious sites running, and stay one...

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