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Last week, Australian telecommunications giant Optus revealed about 10 million customers — about 40% of the population — had personal data stolen in what it calls a cyber-attack.

An outside billing vendor notified Geisinger Health System of a data breach that affected 2,857 patients across the system’s service area, spokesman Matt Mattei said in a press release.

One wonders what exactly drove Optus chief executive Kelly Bayer Rosmarin to front a media session last Friday, in a bid to spin her way through a dam...

The Privacy Act has needed reform in Australia and the Optus data breach has given it momentum. The Optus attack affected 11.2m customers and of that 2.8m have had their driver’s licence or passport numbers compromised. The hacker claims to have extracted the data from an API.

Several hacktivist groups are using Telegram and other tools to aid anti-government protests in Iran to bypass regime censorship restrictions.

South Australia will pick up the tab for any residents in the state who are affected by the Optus data breach and need to get a new driver's licen...

Commentary From Crisis Management Expert Edward Segal, Bestselling Author of the Award-Winning Book "Crisis Ahead: 101 Ways to Prepare for and Bounce Back from Disasters, Scandals, and Other Emergencies" (Nicholas Brealey)Sd Hurricane Ian approached Flroda, corporate executives could learn a thing or two about leadership and crisis management from how

A new, multi-functional Go-based malware is spreading rapidly to Windows, Linux, small office/home office routers (SOHO) and enterprise servers.

A second lot of data claimed to be from Optus has been advertised for sale on a Web forum, with 100 sample records being linked to as proof that it is...

The attacker who allegedly breached the networks of Optus appears to have developed cold feet, posting a note saying that he/she has deleted all the d...