David Hollingworth

New research reveals nearly half of security incidents happen outside of traditional work hours, driving an ever more stretched industry to burnout.

Cyber Daily catches up with David Wiseman, VP of BlackBerry Secure Communications at BlackBerry, for a chat about cyber espionage and AUKUS, and how to convince leaders to be more secure.

The Cupertino-based company cites security risks to customers and Israeli government intervention as reasons to have its 2021 lawsuit against the Pegasus spyware maker dismissed.

Hackers demand 100 Bitcoin within six days or they will publish more than three terabytes of data including passport details, social security numbers, passwords, and personal information.

Hackers demand 100 Bitcoin within six days or they will publish more than three terabytes of data including passport details, social security numbers, passwords, and personal information.

David Hollingworth has been writing about technology for over 20 years, and has worked for a range of print and online titles in his career.

Search warrants were executed across Australia as part of a global takedown operation against an encrypted organised crime network.

Images created by generative artificial intelligence tend to present male figures over women, and a lack of ethnic diversity.

The AFP has had a busy day after helping take down an international criminal networking group allegedly run by an Australian man.

Passports, driver's licences, and other personal data has already been published as cyber-criminals claim to have stolen nearly a terabyte of data.