Cybersecurity

The Public Prosecution Service has opened a criminal investigation into two Dutch businesspeople who hosted child pornography

YouTube is taking steps to restrict and remove all content that promotes misinformation about immunizations for COVID-19 and other illnesses like as measles and chicken pox.

The breach compromised social security numbers, driver's license information, and other sensitive data.

NSO Group software is capable of secretly recording your calls, copying your messages, and filming you.

Other businesses are scrambling as a result of a large ransomware attack directed at a technology provider.

A second senior Australian government minister has reported that his mobile phone was hacked via the Telegram messaging app

Local governments, hospitals, school districts, and companies are being crippled by a global epidemic of digital blackmail known as ransomware

533 million Facebook users, including phone numbers, Facebook IDs, full names, places, birth dates, bios, and in some cases, email addresses.

ASIO has warned that hacking and foreign intervention will soon overtake terrorism as the top security concern.

Some users are unable to access Teams and other Microsoft services due to a recent update to an authentication scheme, according to the company.

Federal Court of Appeal rejected appeals by Canada's biggest telecommunications and cable firms, granting independent internet providers an interim victory.

After a fire engulfed the SBG2 facility on Wednesday, March 10, OVHcloud has announced plans to restore services in its remaining Strasbourg data centers.

Anti-virus software magnate John McAfee was indicted on various fraud and money-laundering charges in New York, thus intensifying his troubles

The Senate has approved the government's new media legislation for digital networks like Facebook and Google.

An rise in destructive digital attacks targeting Australians has been recorded, with pornographic email that can be highly persuasive.

Prime Minister Morrison from Australia has made it clear that his government would not be cowed by Facebook's decision to block news updates to its users.

Prosecutors claim all three programmers to belong to the North Korean government's military intelligence service.

After a big breakdown involving ANZ ATMs, Eftpos and phones in several states, the Optus network has been restored.

More than 100,000 taxpayers have been locked from its online portal by the Canada Revenue Agency and informing users that their e-mail addresses were deleted.

Facebook has said that Australians have been stopped from reading and posting news on the site as internet giants pay for journalism in the country's legislation.