I was born in the late ’90s and grew up with social media. By the time I was ten, my friends and I were exchanging “new” internet slang and emojis on MSN messenger; at thirteen, I was sharing filtered selfies on Instagram and Snapchat. And while I shouldn’t have gotten a Facebook account until I...Read More
This was published 2 years ago Nicole Jameson February 26, 2024 — 2:00am Save You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. AAA Socials – love them or hate them, they’re here to stay. The best way to educate your kids about what might ruin...Read More
The $292 million KelpDAO bridge exploit in April and the Humanity Protocol private key theft in June were already suspected as connected, as both incidents carried hallmarks of DPRK-linked operations, with fingers pointing to the notorious Lazarus group. Now, on-chain evidence shows the proceeds of those attacks are now flowing into shared wallets, which is...Read More
As businesses become increasingly digital, President Dr. Mohamed Irfaan Ali believes accountants must evolve beyond traditional financial reporting and become key players in protecting organisations from cyber threats. Speaking at the opening of the 43rd Annual Conference of the Inter-American Accounting Association (ICAC), President Ali proposed the creation of a regional cybersecurity training programme for...Read More
MANOUSH ZOMORODI, HOST: This is the TED Radio Hour. (SOUNDBITE OF MUSIC) ZOMORODI: Each week, groundbreaking TED Talks… UNIDENTIFIED PERSON #1: Our job now is to dream big. ZOMORODI: …Delivered at TED conferences… UNIDENTIFIED PERSON #2: To bring about the future we want to see. ZOMORODI: …Around the world. UNIDENTIFIED PERSON #3: To understand who...Read More
The federal government will double the penalty for breaches of Australia’s youth social media ban to $99m, arguing tech companies are “not doing enough” to keep children off harmful social media sites. And the eSafety commissioner, now investigating potential breaches of the law by Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, TikTok and YouTube, will have its information-gathering powers...Read More
The omission of a ransomware payments ban from this year’s King’s Speech was striking. Not because the proposal had been formally abandoned, but because only months earlier it appeared to be one of the government’s headline cyber policy ambitions. It featured prominently in consultations, was discussed as part of a broader effort to strengthen...Read More
LexisNexis Risk Solutions has published research describing the dark web as an increasingly organised marketplace for fraud tools and services. It also highlights areas where criminals say they struggle to defeat newer identity checks. The study, Fraud for Sale: Untangling the Dark Web, is part of the company’s Global State of Fraud 2026 work. It...Read More
Google has moved “computer use” from a specialized model into Google Gemini 3.5 Flash, making agent-style control of browsers, apps, and desktop workflows a built-in capability instead of a separate product. That means Gemini can now see and interact with user interfaces, reason about what’s on a computer screen, and take direct actions. A Google...Read More
The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways has published draft rules that would, for the first time, make cybersecurity and software-update management legal requirements for certain categories of motor vehicles, moving the country toward a regulatory standard already in force across the European Union, Japan, and South Korea. The notification proposes inserting two new provisions,...Read More
