Prime Minister Anthony Albanese suggested the simple tip last week,but some within the cybersecurity community question whether it was the right one to impart.
Intelligence and tech safety specialists cautioned that the Russian agency whose claims helped form the basis for the leaked document may have exaggerated its success rate.
Could it be that shareholders and consumers are becoming blasé about major data breaches?
According to new data,Asia Pacific has become the most targeted region for the first time since records were kept,with Australia,Japan and India the hardest hit.
A data breach has left about 400 parents from a Catholic school in Melbourne’s outer east exposed after their card details were accessed by hackers.
As Australian companies face more cyberattacks,focus is turning to those providing protection behind the scenes.
John Smith* started dating a man who worked at American Express. The relationship took a dark turn.
Elon Musk was asked if he’ll respect Australia’s laws against online child sexual abuse and other vile material on the platform. No reply.
Hundreds of undersea cables link up the worldwide web,with about a dozen connected to Australia. How does this little-known network work – and what happens if it’s sabotaged?
E-Safety Commission figures reveal a 55 per cent rise in so-called image-based abuse in the past financial year.
The maximum penalty for serious breaches will jump from $2.2 million to $50 million - but big firms could be fined up to 30 per cent of turnover.