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Indonesia gov ransomware chaos may be over after hack group apologizes and says it has shared decrypt keys

Brain Cipher group, which was behind the massive ransomware attack on the Indonesian government, released the decrypt keys and apologized publicly for its actions.

Tom’s Hardware

A man set up fake Wi-Fi to steal people's data – here's how to stay safe

The fake Wi-Fi networks were set up at airports and on domestic flights to steal travellers' personal information.

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Hackers could ruin your 4th of July cookout if you own one of these smart grills — update right now

Security researchers have discovered a new high-severity vulnerability in Traeger smart grills that could let an attacker burn your BBQ to a crisp or even shut down your grill.

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Indonesia, suffering from a ransomware attack, discovers it has no backups — 'That's stupidity,' remarks astute government official

The devastation from a June cyberattack against Indonesia has been made much worse by a complete lack of data backups from one of the compromised data centers.

Tom’s Hardware

Is CyberArk Software a Mid-Cap Stock to Secure Your Portfolio?

CyberArk Software (CYBR) delivered impressive first-quarter results, beating analyst expectations for revenue and earnings. Further, the company raised its full-year 2024 guidance. However, CYBR’s stock is overvalued, trading significantly higher than its peers. So, should you consider adding this mid-cap stock to your portfolio? Read more to find out….

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CrowdStrike Stock Downgraded: Should Investors Be Worried?

The downgrade of CrowdStrike is a valuation call, Piper Sandler says. Here's what you need to know.

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Australian police arrest hacker who created 'Evil Twin' wireless network to steal data during flights

The Australian Federal Police were able to identify and arrest 42-year-old Michael Clapsis, who created fake wireless access points during domestic flights to steal data from unsuspecting users.

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Ticketmaster are notifying customers that their personal data may have been exposed after widely-reported hack

Customers who bought tickets for events in North America are being offered access to a free "12-month identity monitoring service"

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Australia ‘monitoring’ US ban on Russian antivirus software but no plans yet to follow suit

Kaspersky, Moscow-based company deemed security risk in US, has been dropped from Australian consumer watchdog website partner list

The Guardian - AU

Why are sextortion criminals targeting boys? An expert shares how they’re being singled out

It might come as a shock that sextortion criminals are targeting boys over girls - an expert shares why they're more likely to be victims of this devastating crime.

GoodToKnow

What is Surfshark's Alternative ID

Surfshark's Alternative ID allows you to shore up your online privacy by creating a fictitious identity for one-off uses.

Tom’s Guide

WA man set up fake free wifi at Australian airports and on flights to steal people’s data, police allege

Investigation launched after airline reported a suspicious network popped up during a domestic flight in April

The Guardian - AU

Junior doctors could strike under Labour, union warns as five-day walkout begins

Junior doctors warn strikes could continue despite Labour shadow health secretary Wes Streeting’s promise of talks on July 5 if party wins general election

Evening Standard

Security law watchdog urges reform as Assange freed

Debate over whistleblower protection and heavy-handed security law has been reinvigorated by the arrival of Julian Assange and a report into Australia's regime.

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The Independent UK

One Tech Tip: Too many passwords to remember? Try using a password manager

Everyone has too many passwords

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Starmer’s strongest warning yet to striking doctors: I won’t give 35 per cent rise

Exclusive: As junior doctors prepare to start another five-day strike on Thursday, Keir Starmer has used his strongest language yet to warn Labour will not meet their pay demands

The Guardian - UK

BMA permits junior doctors to work at six hospitals during strike

Hospitals are all part of London-based trusts hit by cancer care delays after Russian cyber-attack

The Conversation

Diplomacy, sanctions and soft power have failed to deter Iran’s anti-West agenda − could a new Iranian president change that?

Iran’s presidential election on June 28 may provide Tehran an opportunity to press reset on foreign policy issues after years of increasing hawkishness. Indeed, a key campaign issue has been the extent to which the candidates may – or may not – pivot to more engagement with the West.

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Surgeons to work during junior doctor strike at London hospitals hit by cyber attack

Union says medics will cross picket line to prevent ‘dangerous’ delays to cancer care

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3 Cybersecurity Stocks to Watch as Threats Increase

Businesses' increasing reliance on digital technology, which is resulting in rising cyberattacks, has bolstered the demand for the cybersecurity industry. Given this backdrop, investors could consider adding cybersecurity stocks, such as Check Point Software Technologies (CHKP), OneSpan (OSPN), and Tenable Holdings (TENB), to their watchlist. Read on….

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Edinburgh Council U-turns on Taiwan friendship deal over China sanctions fear

The City of Edinburgh Council has shelved plans for a new "friendship arrangement" with a Taiwanese city following fears it could harm…

The Independent UK

Who is Julian Assange, the polarizing founder of the secret-spilling website WikiLeaks?

Before he emerged as an eccentric internet publisher of state secrets, WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange was born in Townsville, Australia

Windows Central

Edward Snowden labels OpenAI's new board appointment a "willful, calculated betrayal of the rights of every person on Earth"

OpenAI appointed Paul Nakasone, a retired US Army General and former National Security Administration (NSA), to its board.

The Independent UK

NHS patients’ data still exposed in ‘honeypot for hackers’ after ‘failing to act’ on cyber attack warnings

Exclusive: Federation of Clinical Registries warns new system still exposes patients’ private records to further criminal hacks

Al Jazeera

China-backed hackers stepping up attacks on Taiwan, cybersecurity firm says

Hacking group RedJuliett compromised two dozen organisations in Taiwan and elsewhere, report says.

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