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The free tool helps victims encrypted by MegaCortex ransomware restore their files and recover following a successful attack.

Secureworks is bringing its Taegis cybersecurity platform to Japan to help organizations enhance their cybersecurity defenses and reduce cyber risk.

Large North Island GP network hit by cyber attack, patient details potentially compromised. Investigation underway.

Ransomware, identity theft, and virtual security attacks identified as growing threats to security and economic growth.

Australian-developed smart traffic technology is being rolled out across the UK to catch dangerous drivers using their phones and not wearing seatbelts.

Once a distant, futuristic concept, facial recognition technology is now found in many technological applications with a variety of different functions.

A darkverse of criminality hidden from law enforcement could quickly evolve to fuel a new industry of metaverse-related cybercrime.

Victoria police launch discreet reporting service for unwanted behaviour on public transport using Whispir technology.

As people get better at identifying potential threats in their inbox, threat actors must evolve their methods. Their new M.O? Social engineering.

We're becoming more and more aware of cybercrimes but how many criminals actually get caught? The New Zealand police explain why the answer is complicated.

Over 470 people lose $8.5 million in SMS phishing scam; Singapore Police Force impersonators attempt another. Online security is crucial. #cybersecurity.

Police are pressing pause for now on using facial recognition technology to identify people off live camera feeds, but will still use it on stored footage.

Deepfakes, videos that replace a person's face with someone else's using AI, raise concerns over morality, legality, privacy, and online harm.

'Terrifying dangers' of the 'metaverse' need to be addressed now, warns academic. Future policing must be determined before it's too late.

Clearview AI does not comply with the Privacy Act 1988 and 'interfered with the privacy of Australian invidividuals'.

From government agencies to public initiatives, here's an inside look at who protects New Zealand's digital landscape from cyber threats.

Over 50% of Microsoft email servers in the UK haven't been updated, making them vulnerable to hackers, warns CybSafe CEO Oz Alashe.

Interpol teams up with the Coalition Against Stalkerware to investigate the use of stalkerware and support victims of tech abuse.

Barracuda Networks expands its portfolio of solutions for IT managed service providers, including Barracuda CloudGen Access.

The Emotet trojan continues to reign as top malware in January, despite international law enforcement taking control of its infrastructure.