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Hackers are sneaking malware on to the Google Play Store — how to stay safe

Hackers have turned to malicious loader programs and APK binding services as a means of injecting malware into legitimate Android apps.

Tom’s Guide

What are the priorities for the new director of GCHQ?

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the threat posed by China and fighting cyber attacks will all be high on a complex to-do list.

The Independent UK

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FBI warns consumers of malware threat to phones from public charging stations

‘Juice jacking’ from public USB charging ports in airports, malls and hotels could give hackers access to sensitive information

The Guardian - US

Ukrainian hackers say they have compromised Russian spy who hacked Democrats in 2016

Ukrainian hackers claim to have broken into the emails of a senior Russian military spy wanted by the Federal Bureau of Investigation for hacking the Hillary Clinton campaign and other senior U.S. Democrats ahead of Donald Trump's election to the presidency in 2016.

Reuters

Edinburgh man jailed after being caught with thousands of images of children

McCabe, 61, pleaded guilty to possessing indecent images of children when he appeared at Edinburgh Sheriff Court last month and he was back in the dock for sentencing on Tuesday.

Edinburgh Live

Private Twitter Circle messages including nudes being shown publicly

‘Imagine your direct messages showing up on the main timeline,’ tweets a former Twitter staffer

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Britain names MI5 deputy as first female cyber spy boss

Britain named Anne Keast-Butler as the first female director of its intelligence communications agency GCHQ on Tuesday, tasked with protecting the country from terrorists, cyber-criminals and malign foreign powers.

Reuters

GCHQ spy agency appoints first female director

Anne Keast-Butler, currently the deputy director general of MI5, is described as ‘exceptional’

The Independent UK

First female director of GCHQ announced

Anne Keast-Butler will be the first woman to hold the top job

Manchester Evening News

Tasmanian premier wary of revealing too much about hack

The Tasmanian government is reluctant to reveal too much about a cyber attack, fearing it could be used by criminals, with the number of victims still unclear.

AAP

Calls for cyber security boost in federal budget

A technology industry peak body wants more cyber security measures to be made available to small and medium businesses as part of the federal budget.

AAP

Never charge your phone at the airport — 3 nasty things that may happen

The FBI warns the masses that hackers are hijacking public power stations to wreck victims' devices.

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Latitude Financial will not pay ransom to cyber hackers as millions of customer records compromised

Latitude Financial will not pay a ransom to those behind a cyber attack, as the details from 14 million customer records remain at risk of being released.

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Banks to undergo cyber war games in a bid to ensure customers' data is safe

The federal government will bring major banks and financial services companies together to practice responses to future cyber attacks.

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Tasmanian cyber attack grabs TasTafe, Teachers Registration Board data

The data accessed by a 'criminal group' in a recent security breach includes names, addresses, and in some cases birth dates of children, the Tasmanian government says — over a week after the cyber attack was first confirmed.

Bangkok Post

Army, cops pressed to nab hacker

The army and police have come under heavy criticism over their failure to apprehend the soldier who claimed to have obtained the personal data of 55 million Thais, despite a court warrant for the suspect's arrest.

Bangkok Post

Protect our national data

Last week, a hacker who went by the name "9Near" did not release the data on 55 million Thais as he had threatened.

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The 17-year-old hacker helping organisations stay safe from cybercrime

As a fresh-faced teen preparing to sit his Year 12 exams, Jackson Henry is not what most people might imagine when they hear the word "hacker".

Tom’s Guide

FBI issues warning over public phone chargers — here’s why

Public charging stations are convenient but a new warning from the FBI highlights how hackers can use them in their attacks.

The Guardian - AU

Consumer advocates reject media calls to preserve exemptions to Australian privacy law

Centre for Responsible Technology ‘supportive’ of proposed reforms, calling them the ‘first significant upgrade of privacy laws in four decades’

Tom’s Guide

5 tax scams you need to watch out for this year

Tax season is almost as bad as the holidays when it comes to scams. And that's why you need to know what to look out for to avoid getting scammed by thieves and hackers.

Dublin Live

Dubliners most affected by online data breaches and scams

An expert warned that even with the act of inputting your email address into a site whilst shopping or perusing the internet, you are giving your permission to receive spam

Bangkok Post

How to manage a cat-and-mouse game

Law enforcement alone is inadequate for Thailand to effectively deal with rampant cyber-risks. The country also needs other key elements in place to plug loopholes, according to IT officials.

Bangkok Post

Advice for dealing with data breaches

Yeo Siang Tiong, general manager for Southeast Asia at global cybersecurity firm Kaspersky, says the company has some recommendations to ensure businesses can get back on track sooner following a data breach, strengthening their IT security operations.

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