Remote work has increased the attack surface for hackers
Cybersecurity researchers discover hundreds of thousands of insecure severs, ports and cloud services being used by remote workers that could be easily exploited by cyber attackers.
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Cybersecurity researchers planted phoney passwords on the web. They found that attackers were extremely quick to test if usernames and passwords worked.
Malware: This dirty RAT is out to grab your personal data
An old form of trojan malware has been updated with new abilities, warn cybersecurity researchers.
Ransomware: Dramatic increase in attacks causes big problems
National Crime Agency report warns of the rise in frequency and severity of ransomware attacks as cyber criminals exploit increase in remote working.
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Cybersecurity: Smart cities need to tighten their defences now
National Cyber Security Centre guidance asks local authories to think about cybersecurity sooner rather than later to stop essential services being disrupted by malicious hackers.
Indue pockets another AU$26 million for 2-year Cashless Debit Card expansion
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ACSC running scans to find vulnerable Microsoft Exchange servers in Australia
'10s of organisations' have spotted Microsoft Exchange vulnerability indicators on their systems, according to the Australian Cyber Security Centre.