Going nuclear and thinking like a KGB official

Going nuclear and thinking like a KGB official

Cyber-attack on Australian defence contractor may have exposed private communications between ADF members Dataset from communications platform ForceNet containing up to 40,000 records may be compromised after breach on external provider

Robodebt: key public officials and debt collectors to appear as royal commission kicks off

How the U.K. Became One of the Poorest Countries in Western Europe Atlantic 

Federal government agencies have allowed migration agents to keep operating despite repeated warnings about their role in rorting the visa system that is misused by organised crime gangs involved in human trafficking and worker exploitation.

‘It’s easy’: Migration agents offering fake visas for $500 a month

Buying bad’: the black market where access to hacked Australian data can cost just $500 Some sites that mediate the sale of hacked data use Reddit-style upvoting systems to weed out scammers and law enforcement

Distressed taxpayers owe the government $45b

Satoshi Nakamoto: Will he Pronounce Himself as Bitcoin Moves Away From His Vision?

Credit Suisse is One of 13 Too-Big-to-Fail Banks in Europe, But It Looks Like It Could Be Failing

Following a string of scandals, bad investments and woeful risk management, Switzerland’s second largest bank, Credit Suisse, is close to the edge.

Is Rishi too rich to be PM? Unherd. Deadly subhead: “People won’t accept austerity from a man with a heated pool.”

Former US military pilot arrested over China ties – media RT.