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Two independent research papers published this year confirm what the security community has been anticipating: self-replicating AI malware is no longer theoretical. The question is no longer whether A...
Read ArticleThree Signals, One Problem: Speed Is Outrunning Australian Cyber Controls A pattern reading of three recent stories, and what Australian sec...
A nine-year-old logic flaw hiding in the Linux kernel's cryptographic subsystem has surfaced as one of the most impactful privilege escalati...
Claude Mythos Vendor Breach: Implications for Enterprise Exposure Management A review of the reported Project Glasswing vendor breach and wh...
Two of the largest AI developers — OpenAI and Anthropic — both expanded their security-focused AI capabilities this week. For Australian sec...
Traditional penetration testing has a coverage problem. A typical web application assessment covers somewhere between 20 and 40 per cent of ...
Penetration testing has not changed much in its fundamentals over the past two decades. A skilled consultant, a defined scope, a time-boxed ...
Most organisations that commission a penetration test understand, broadly, what they are asking for: a skilled consultant to attempt to brea...
The Essential 8 has been part of the Australian cybersecurity landscape for nearly a decade. In that time it has evolved from a recommended ...
Russian military intelligence unit APT28 has been systematically compromising consumer and small-business routers to conduct cyber espionage...