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Townsville digital licence trial delayed amid fallout from Medibank and Optus data breaches

After data breaches at Medibank and Optus, the Queensland government decides to delay digital licence trial in Townsville until 2023.

ABC News

How antisemitic threats to attack NYC Jewish community were uncovered

NEW YORK — Cyber specialists from a Jewish community nonprofit combing the internet’s deep web were the first to detect a sinister plot to open fire on a New York City synagogue, authorities said Monday.

Tribune News Service

Phone network risks set to be profiled

Researchers plan to map the risks and threats to the telecommunications sector to ensure the system doesn't fall over in natural disasters or cyber attacks.

AAP

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L.A. County D.A.'s Office Drops Charges Against Konnech

I blogged about the charges on Oct. 6 ("Sometimes the Conspiracy Theorists Might Have Something of a Point: The Konnech Controversy"), but on Nov. 9 the D.A.'s office dropped the charges: In an abrupt reversal, Los Angeles County has dismissed charges against the chief executive of an election software company,…

Reason

Gerry 'The Monk' Hutch trial hears "destroyed" tracker data has been found

Regency Hotel murder trial hears data has been found on a computer listed for destruction

Irish Mirror

Ukrainians: share your experiences of life in the UK

We would like to speak to Ukrainians who came to the UK this year about their situation

The Guardian - UK

Aust wealth lures cybercriminals: spy boss

Cyber crime is a "pervasive" threat to Australia's wellbeing, with the nation remaining an attractive target for criminals.

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Online activism both a boon and a bane in fighting gender-based violence

Digital activism has helped women find their voices but, as in the real world, they are still subject to harassment online.

360info

What the world would lose with the demise of Twitter: Raw data on human behaviour

Although misinformation has been disseminated far and wide on Twitter, the platform also serves a role as a global verification mechanism.

The New Daily

Medibank hackers release 1,500 more patient records on dark web, including mental health data

Company says leak includes details on chronic conditions such as heart disease and people with cancer and dementia

The Guardian - AU

Medibank hackers release more data

Australians caught up in the Medibank hack have been dealt another blow after the Russian group behind the breach released more sensitive information overnight.

AAP

As Twitter sheds more employees, is Elon Musk's social media platform really at risk of breaking during the soccer World Cup?

Tech industry insiders and experts are concerned about the stability and security of Twitter, after the social media giant shed many of its engineers.

ABC News

NSW Labor wants to ban phones in schools

The school mobile phone ban in NSW will extend to high school students if the Labor Party is elected in March.

AAP

Mumbai: Andheri homemaker duped of Rs 12 lakh by cyber fraudster who gained illegal access to her bank accounts

MUMBAI: A homemaker lost nearly Rs 12 lakh to a cyberfraudster who posed as a bank employee and convinced her to download an app that gave him remote access to her phone screen in Mumbai's Andheri.

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Governments, researchers warn about surveillance, espionage concerns at 2022 World Cup

International sports event have become a rich environment for cyber espionage campaigns.

Axios

Evolving ransomware tactics are making U.S. officials' jobs harder

Squashing ransomware still remains one of U.S. cyber officials' toughest tasks.

The Guardian - UK

Can anyone avoid CCTV surveillance? We ask an expert

Hailed as a tech solution to crime, security cameras throw up questions of accountability and privacy

Evening Standard

Twitter ‘temporarily shuts offices without explanation’ following Elon Musk takeover

Hundreds of employees are thought to be leaving the company, after an ultimatum made by Musk

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Australia wants NZ support on cyber attacks, foreign interference

A senior Australian minister has described "incredibly shocking six weeks" of hacks across the ditch, saying New Zealand can benefit from joint work on cyber defence and foreign interferen

The Independent UK

Children being coerced into most severe forms of sexual abuse online – report

The Internet Watch Foundation says it found nearly 900 instances of the most severe types of child sexual abuse content in just five days.

Chicago Tribune

Ex-DePaul student gets 7½ years in federal prison for writing computer code to help ISIS terrorist group

A former DePaul University student was sentenced Thursday to 7 ½ years in federal prison for using his developing computer skills to help the Islamic State terrorist group spread violent propaganda on social media.

ABC News

Email invoice scam targets Victorian farmers, with 'insane' amounts of money lost to criminals

Farmer Rebecca Hamilton received an invoice that appeared to be from a regular supplier. Paying it would have been a $24,000 mistake.

The Independent UK

IRS contractor gets more scrutiny in congressional report

House investigators say a federal contractor that provided identity verification services for the Internal Revenue Service overstated its capacity to perform its services

Tribune News Service

‘A place to begin to heal’: Fort Meade opens a resiliency center for those who bear the weight of secret, stressful missions

BALTIMORE — On one side of the Fort Meade gate, they are part of the nation’s secret-finding and -keeping apparatus. They’re on the front lines, however remotely, of global conflicts and nefarious threats.

Radio France Internationale

Ugandan rights groups challenge draconian internet law in court

A coalition of leading Ugandan rights groups and lawyers on Thursday filed a court challenge in Kampala to a controversial internet law, which they say is aimed at curbing free speech and targeting government opponents.

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