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The United States is not the only country to officially accuse North Korea this week of being behind the WannaCry ransomware campaign. Canada, Japan, Australia and New Zealand have also blamed...
Australian police accidentally broadcast on social media details of an operation to arrest a suspected North Korean agent -- three days before he was taken into custody, media reported Wednesday. read more
Foreign powers are waging an "extensive, unrelenting" campaign of espionage and meddling in Australia, notably targeting ethnic and religious minorities, the country's spy chief warned Thursday....
'Extensive and Extreme' Contractor Breach Compromises Jet and Navy DataA hacker exploited an unpatched, 12-month-old flaw in a small Australian defense contractor's IT helpdesk and stole data for...
Sensitive data about Australia's F-35 stealth fighter and P-8 surveillance aircraft programmes were stolen when a defence subcontractor was hacked using a tool widely used by Chinese cyber...
The new documents leaked by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden has exposed a United States secretive facility located near a remote town in Australia's Northern Territory for covertly monitoring...
Breach Likely Poses No Danger, But Ricoh Notifies CustomersRicoh's Australia office has notified banks, government agencies, universities and many large businesses about a curious data breach...
News from Australia: Under the law, internet companies would have the same obligations telephone companies do to help law enforcement agencies, Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said. Law...
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull Promises New Laws by Year's EndAustralia plans to introduce new laws by the end of the year that would compel technology companies to provide access to encrypted...
Social media giants like Facebook and WhatsApp will be compelled to share encrypted messages of suspected terrorists and other criminals with Australian police under new laws unveiled Friday. read more