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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.

ABC News

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

The Independent UK

‘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.

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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.

Radio France Internationale

Australian special forces member allegedly stole and published personal data of intelligence official

ADF is investigating alleged theft and use of cybertools to hack private accounts of Australian serving with overseas intelligence organisation

The Guardian - AU

Mobiles are ‘potential goldmines’ for hostile states, MPs warned

Commons speaker suggests phones not be taken into meetings as UK cyber security centre issues 10 ‘top tips’

The Guardian - UK

Minister warns MPs their phones are a "potential goldmine for hostile states"

The security minister has issued a statement urging minister to step up their phone secuirty

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Black Hat Brings Together Cybersecurity Experts in Riyadh

A flock of experts, speakers, and ethical hackers have gathered in Saudi Arabia to partake in Black Hat, a cybersecurity event organized to provide a platform of communication for people interested in cybersecurity and expertise exchange in this field. Black Hat has been organized this year following the success achieved…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Democracy ‘under attack’ as MPs warned ‘hostile states’ could target mobile phones

Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle has urged MPs to be careful with mobile phones

The Independent UK

Democracy ‘under attack’, minister warns as MPs urged to step up phone security

Security minister Tom Tugendhat issued a stark warning to MPs after Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle urged them to be careful with mobile phones.

The Independent UK

MPs warned their phones are ‘goldmines for hostile states’

Speaker's letter of caution comes after reports emerged of Liz Truss’s personal phone being hacked by Kremlin agents

Wales Online

Data breach penalties go under spotlight

Advocates hope increased penalties for companies that don't protect private information will lead to beefed-up cyber security, but they want laws to go further.

AAP

Australian companies don’t value keeping our data safe because they have little to lose. Our laws need to change that

Our nation’s data security practices have been so sloppy that recent major data breaches could have been avoided with simple protections

The Guardian - AU

DVLA and TV Licence scam warning as fraudsters start sending 'urgent' emails

Fake emails encourage users to click on unknown links which could contain malware.

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The Guardian - AU

‘Really poor form’: Medibank yet to contact hundreds of customers with leaked personal data

Health insurer is yet to contact hundreds of customers whose personal details – but not medical information – were posted online

Evening Standard

Far-Right extremists plot UK attacks, says MI5 chief

A rising number of far-Right extremists radicalised online in their bedrooms are trying to acquire weapons to carry out lethal attacks, the head of MI5 said on Wednesday as he warned of a continuing serious terror threat to this country.

Axios

Stolen checks are selling for $250-$600 each on the dark web.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Arab Parliamentarians Discuss Financial Fraud, Cybersecurity in Jeddah

Under the title, “Issues of Financial Fraud, Cyber Security and Their Link to Transnational Organized Crimes”, the second annual meeting of the Arab Parliamentarian Assembly will kick off in Jeddah on Wednesday, with the participation of representatives from the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) and the International…

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Medibank chief defends company’s security processes amid shareholder anger at AGM

Questions about cyber-attack dominate meeting as company says it is contacting 480,000 customers whose health claims were stolen

The Conversation

A new cyber taskforce will supposedly 'hack the hackers' behind the Medibank breach. It could put a target on Australia's back

The Australian government is launching an offensive against cybercriminals, following a data breach that has exposed millions of people’s personal information.

ABC News

Medibank defends decision to not pay hackers ransom for stolen data as it contacts 480,000 customers

Medibank’s boss says the company will begin directly communicating with nearly half a million customers whose health data is believed to have been stolen, weeks after it first became aware hackers had breached its customer database.

AAP

Cyber attack costs pile up for Medibank

Health insurer Medibank says an ongoing cyber attack will result in pre-tax costs of between $25 million and $35 million.

Newcastle Herald

Why paying Medicare hackers' ransom may have been the right move

The difference between a kidnap and the Medibank data breach is that kidnapping is usually non-preventable in that the victims are totally unaware of being the target of the crime.

AAP

Medibank sticks by hacker ransom call

Medibank remains steadfast in its refusal to pay a ransom to hackers who stole customer data, as the health insurer holds its annual general meeting.

The Conversation

Australia is considering a ban on cyber ransom payments, but it could backfire. Here's another idea

First Optus, now Medibank; in less than two months we’ve experienced two of the largest personal data breaches in Australia’s history. In both cases the hackers attempted, and failed, to extort a ransom in exchange for not releasing personal data.

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