"So having the president get involved … just makes the entire market bigger and more dangerous."
Donald Trump accused of profiting from presidency as crypto ventures rake in hundreds of millions
Chinese hackers are exploiting the rise of remote work by hijacking employees’ home routers and smart devices to breach corporate systems and create a sprawling network of infected gadgets.
The Australian Signals Directorate on Tuesday warned that state-sponsored cyber actors posed a serious threat to the nation, as it revealed the average loss per cybercrime against big business more than tripled to $202,700 in 2024-25.
“State-sponsored cyber actors have also compromised home devices connected to the internet, such as home routers, to create botnets that support further targeting around the globe,” ASD said in its annual cyber threat report for 2024-25.
ASD’s Australian Cyber Security Centre responded to 1200 incidents in 2024-25. The figure was an 11 per cent increase from the previous year and included two attacks classified as an extensive compromise of either an unnamed federal government agency or a piece of critical infrastructure.
Chinese hackers targeting WFH employees
BREAKING: Crypto liquidations soar to $9.4 BILLION in 24 hours – the LARGEST single-day event ever. Bigger than LUNA. Bigger than COVID. Bigger than FTX.
We just witnessed history.
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In a speech to media leaders, Pope Leo XIV said journalists are essential to truth, warning that disinformation threatens democracy
The annual corporate tax transparency report gives us a glimpse into the finances of companies that usually keep things quiet.
