Security Leftovers
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Are Our Routers Secure Enough – Unleaded Hangouts
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Svitzer employee details stolen in data breach affecting almost half of its Australian employees
For almost 11 months, emails from three Australian employee email accounts were secretly auto-forwarded outside the company. The perpetrator has not yet been identified.
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Danish firm first to suffer breach under new Australian law
Australia's first data breach since the country introduced a data breach notification law has been recorded, with the Danish shipping company Svitzer suffering a breach that affected about half of its 1000 employees.
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How An Entire Nation Became Russia's Test Lab for Cyberwar
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Russia is already warmed up for a massive attack on US energy grid
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UK finance, power and water on highest alert as threat of Russian cyber reprisal grows
Banks, energy and water companies are on maximum alert over the threat of a serious cyber-attack from Moscow as concern continues over the safety of Russian exiles in the UK.
Fears that Russia will target Britain’s critical national infrastructure have prompted round-the-clock threat assessments by the UK’s financial sector, energy firms and GCHQ, the UK’s largest intelligence agency, along with the security services MI5 and MI6.
The Bank of England, major financiers, including Lloyds, and organisations such as Water UK are working with the government’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) to assess the next move from Moscow following the murder of Nikolai Glushkov, 68, and the Salisbury chemical attack.
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