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Dutton refuses to specify what Coalition’s $21bn of pledged defence spending would be used on

Opposition leader insists costings will be released prior to the election as Andrew Hastie says ‘America-first’ US means Australia’s defence must be prioritised

The Guardian - AU

Ofcom closes technical loophole used by criminals to intercept mobile calls and texts

Regulator acts on leasing of ‘global title’ numbers after industry efforts to tackle problem were ineffective

The Guardian - UK

Spain unveils €11bn plan to reach long-delayed Nato defence spending target

Spanish PM says ‘industrial and technological plan’ will ensure country commits to spending 2% of GDP on defence

The Guardian - UK

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Teach young people about ransomware risks before they enter work, expert urges

Cybersecurity can be improved by better preparing young people for the cyber threats they will face when they join the workforce, an expert has said.

Evening Standard

‘A cancer’: UN warns Asia-based cybercrime syndicates expanding worldwide

Agency says gangs caused $37bn in losses in Asia as they gain new footholds in Africa, South America, and Middle East.

Al Jazeera

Asian Scam Centre Crime Gangs Expanding Worldwide: UN

Asian crime networks running multi-billion-dollar cyber scam centres are expanding their operations across the world as they seek new victims and new ways to launder money, the UN said on Monday.

International Business Times

Gen Z students in Manchester to learn ‘soft skills’ such as empathy and time management

Thousands of ‘digital natives’ to be taught social skills, as employers say they are too afraid to speak on phone

The Guardian - UK

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Do you really need to pay for antivirus software?

There are a lot of great free antivirus software options out there but if you want the best protection possible, you're better off paying.

Tom’s Guide

Revealed: The staggering cost of detaining prisoners on ‘inhumane’ jail terms – and you’re paying for it

Exclusive: Locking up IPP prisoners cost £145m in 2024, on top of an estimated £1.6bn spent since the cruel sentence was abolished, analysis shows

The Independent UK

Federal judge blocks Musk team’s effort to shutter top consumer agency

Order comes a day after the ‘efficiency’ team sent out orders to lay off 1,500 of the agency’s 1,700 employees

The Guardian - US

Outdated network tech in Chinese state-owned telecom providers are claimed to be putting global data at risk

The report says unencrypted mobile interconnect providers in China are said to be putting everyone's data at risk.

Android Central

‘Such laws exempt journalists’: Five press bodies to discuss data protection law in open meeting

The Press Club of India, along with four journalist bodies – the Indian Women's Press Corp, the Editors’ Guild of India, Delhi Union Journalists, and DIGIPUB – will organise an open meeting on Monday to discuss the contentious Digital Personal Data Protection Act, which the Government of India is set…

Newslaundry

Bitdefender Antivirus review

Bitdefender Total Security provides all the tools you need to keep your computer virus free and safe from cyberattacks with fast antivirus scans, built-in ransomware protection, VPN access and a whole lot more.

Tom’s Guide

Android users just dodged a bullet as the CVE cybersecurity tracker stays funded

You may not know it, but if you have an internet-connected device, you have the CVE program to thank for device security. We all almost lost it.

Android Central

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The Independent UK

Hertz warns customer info has been leaked after security breach

Some customers may have had their Social Security numbers stolen, says the hire car company

The Guardian - US

The mysterious firing of a Chinese professor has Asian students on edge: ‘Brings chills to our spines’

Xiaofeng Wang was fired by Indiana University on the same day as an FBI raid – but he hasn’t been charged with a crime

Tom’s Guide

Hertz confirms data breach that exposed credit cards, drivers' licenses and more — what to do now

Hertz has confirmed that it suffered a data breach at the end of last year and that hackers stole sensitive personal and financial data on its customers.

Evening Standard

WhatsApp to message users about protecting themselves from scams

The messaging platform is launching a new one-way chat thread with UK and European users, nudging them about online safety.

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Tom’s Guide

12 computer security mistakes you're probably making — and what to do instead

Here are twelve terrible habits that will wreak havoc on your computer security.

WhatToWatch

OWN's new reality dating series #Somebody's Son debuts tonight

The new show #Somebody's Son follows three single men as they search for love with their mothers by their side

Evening Standard

IT worker faces jail for anti-Islam cyber attack on WiFi at London train stations

John Wik admitted hacking the WiFi system at major London railway stations including Euston, Victoria, King’s Cross and London Bridge

AAP

More victims revealed in super hack netting $750,000

More superannuation members have had a quarter of a million dollars stolen from their accounts following a mass cyber attack.

The Independent UK

Hackers breach Morocco's social security database in an unprecedented cyberattack

Morocco’s social security agency says troves of data were stolen from its systems during a cyberattack this week that resulted in personal information being leaked on the Telegram messaging app

Evening Standard

Four in 10 UK businesses hit by cyber attack or breach in the last year

The figures are a slight drop on the previous year.

The Conversation

A damning study of online abuse of female MPs shows urgent legal reform is needed

Women MPs are increasingly targets of misogynistic, racist and sexual online abuse, but New Zealand’s legal framework to protect them is simply not fit for purpose.

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