The people who break into computers for a living have a favourite day of the week. It's Wednesday. A dispatch on the most-pressed button in Australian small business.
A stranger emailed the board of one of Australia's largest companies to say they were inside. For almost three weeks, they claim, nobody wrote back. The strangest part: if the reports are right, no...
On the First of July, Every Text Message in Australia Was Asked to Show Its Papers
On 1 July, a small grey word — Unverified — started appearing on text messages across Australia. It isn't your phone breaking, and it isn't automatically a scam. The Most Secure Man Alive explains ...
Email Is the Only System on Earth That Holds Everything and Was Designed to Protect Nothing
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A company whose entire job is spotting fakes hired one anyway. The how is a better story than the who — and quietly, it's a story about the rest of us.
The Bodyguard You've Never Met
There's antivirus running on your Mac right now. You've never seen it. Here's what it does, who's still getting in, and the small part that's yours.