Optus Under $1 Million Extortion Threat in Data Breach
Also: Optus Attacker Says Unauthenticated API Endpoint Led to Breach
Australia’s Optus telco is facing a $1 million extortion demand to prevent
Covid antigen test results of 1.7m Indian and foreign nationals leaked online
By Waqas
The exposed Elasticsearch server belongs to an Indian healthcare software company that has not secured the database despite being
Ca: Yukon education department accidentally leaks student data
Chris Windeyer reports: A few errant keystrokes by an education department worker exposed the data of more than 500 Yukon students, according
How Whale Safe is using real-time data and AI to detect endangered whales in the Bay Area’s busy shipping lanes and alert ships to avoid collisions (Todd Woody/Bloomberg)
Todd Woody / Bloomberg:How Whale Safe is using real-time data and AI to detect endangered whales in the Bay Area’s busy shipping
The Samsung Galaxy S23 edges closer to launching, with another spec leaked
Before a smartphone can make it out into the world, it has to be approved by various regulators – and the Samsung
London Police arrested a teen suspected to be behind Uber, Rockstar Games breaches
The City of London Police this week announced the arrest of a 17-year-old teenager on suspicion of hacking. Is he the Uber
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Australian telco Optus, which has suffered a massive cyberattack, has repeatedly opposed changes to privacy laws to give customers more rights over their data (Josh Taylor/The Guardian)
Josh Taylor / The Guardian:Australian telco Optus, which has suffered a massive cyberattack, has repeatedly opposed changes to privacy laws to give
How Often Should You Change Your Passwords?
When it comes to passwords, most of us would love nothing more than to set it and forget it. But that’s exactly
What to consider before disposing of personal data – Week in security with Tony Anscombe
A major financial services company has learned the hard way about the importance of proper disposal of customers’ personal data
The
Optus confirms customer data breach, says passport data may be affected
Optus, one of the biggest telecommunications services providers in Australia, has suffered a data breach, with sensitive information on its customers being
100TB cartridges set to rival tapes, hard drives, DNA for data archiving domination
While cloud storage remains the most visible portion of consumer storage across the tech ecosystem, the bit that requires the most capacity
