Money stolen falls from record $1.25bn to $813m as more victims refuse to pay off criminal gangsRansomware payments fell by more than a third last year to $813m (£650m) as victims refused to pay cybercriminals and law enforcement cracked down on gangs, figures reveal.The decline in such cyber-attacks – where access to a computer or…
Nigel Farage responds to Keir Starmer’s jibe in PMQsKeir Starmer hit back at Nigel Farage’s criticisms in PMQs today by reminding the Commons of the Reform MP’s apparent neglect of his constituency.The party leader has been repeatedly slammed for taking regular Stateside trips to support his friend, the US president Donald Trump, despite having obligations…
Would you let a ‘Sexual Happiness A.I.ssistant’ run your sex life?It seems AI is appearing everywhere these days – from art to agriculture and gaming to social media. It’s being used to create companions for the elderly, to generate professional looking headshots and even for dirty talk chat bots to sext with.And while we welcome tech into our…
AI models within popular tech companies lack transparency in training data, the Australian Senate Select Committee reports.
The Association of Information Media, representing 90 Spanish media outlets, accuses Facebook’s parent company of violating E.U. data protection laws.
Datadog advises Australian and APAC companies to phase out long-lived cloud credentials.
New CyberArk research finds Australian employees choosing convenience over cyber security policies.
The Microsoft AI program aims to upskill 1 million people in Australia and New Zealand, bridging the AI skills gap and driving economic growth.
Australian IT pros are urged to strengthen defenses as Chinese cyber threats target critical infrastructure and sensitive data.
Cashed-up ransomware criminals may exploit more zero days while potential blanket ransomware payment bans hang over defenders like a shadow.