Daniel Croft is a journalist with a focus on cybersecurity and technology. His work has been featured in publications such as Cyber Security Connect, Lawyers Weekly, and Defence Connect. Daniel covers a range of topics including data breaches, hacking incidents, ransomware attacks, and regulatory developments in the cybersecurity field.
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Daniel Croft's coverage primarily focuses on privacy & cybersecurity, legal & compliance, and government & politics. He often reports on breaking news related to data breaches, hacking incidents, and government announcements in the realm of cybersecurity.
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Threat actors claim to have breached the systems of major car manufacturer Ford Motor Company.
US telco T-Mobile was one of the companies hacked by Chinese state-sponsored threat actors as part of a wider espionage campaign, according to sources close to the matter.
Space technology giant Maxar Space Systems has revealed that its network was breached by an unknown third-party.
By: Daniel Croft
German courts have ruled that those whose data was accessed and exfiltrated by cyber criminals in a 2018/2019 data breach are entitled to compensation.
By: Daniel Croft
Australia's Cyber Security Bill is being pushed for “urgent” parliamentary approval, provided some small changes are made.
Investigations by Ford Motor Company have confirmed with Cyber Daily that its systems were not breached and no customer data was exfiltrated.
The Australian Department of Defence has automated the process of removing network and system access for leaving staff and non-compliant accounts.
Notorious ransomware gang RansomHub has claimed an attack on the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) compliance platform Waive.
By: Daniel Croft
Threat actors have claimed to have uploaded data pertaining to Tesla electric vehicle (EV) charging stations.
Sextortion attacks are becoming increasingly common and are growing in sophistication, according to new research by network cyber security firm Barracuda Networks.
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