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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Western Australia has announced a new consultation which will review the cyber security standards of the state's energy sector.
Threat actors claim to have exfiltrated almost 30,000 corporate logins for Swiss multinational Nestlé.
By: Daniel Croft
A threat actor has reportedly sold firewall access to an FBI subdivision base in a listing on a popular hacking forum.
The website of the FBI's biometric standards division was targeted by cyber criminals, causing outages.
IntelBroker has allegedly leaked part of the data it exfiltrated from Cisco last month as proof of the breach's legitimacy.
The Australian Information Commissioner has today reached a landmark settlement with Meta after as many as 300,000 users had their data potentially harvested as part of a Cambridge Analytica scandal.
After a rather long hiatus, LockBit is fighting back against the FBI, having written a personal birthday message to the bureau’s director Christopher Asher Wray, saying it has exfiltrated data.
Australian and international schools are not prepared for cyber threats, putting students at risk, according to a new study.
Ransomware giant LockBit has announced its 4.0 encryptor, teasing a return in early 2025.
The data of almost 25,000 United Nations’ delegates has been allegedly published online after a notorious threat actor uploaded three databases.
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