Cyber attack: Waikato health chief says IT fix edging closer
Waikato DHB boss gives an update on how it is faring after a serious cyber attack.
Waikato DHB boss gives an update on how it is faring after a serious cyber attack.
EDITORIAL: Whatever the methods, and the threats, we should not surrender to them.
It is believed a different group was behind this attack to the one on the Waikato DHB.
Doctors warn of massive backlog with surgeries deferred, and use of handwritten notes.
The Government must intervene to protect sick patients, Waikato cancer doctor warns.
'Ransomware attacks are a crime.'
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Adrian Orr said breach was result of third party provider, Acellion, being hacked.
Worry about ourselves before we panic about foreign interference, warns Ben Kepes.
Relatives of senior New Zealand political figures have been profiled on a secret database.
A tech expert said it took nearly two months to secure the data after raising the alarm.
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There seems to be a fresh data security breach every other week.
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Spies hoping to watch the AC75's assembly via webcam will have been sorely disappointed.
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Everyone affected by the security breach has been contacted, the Government says.
Ministry of Culture and Heritage CEO Bernadette Cavanaghexplains the digital security breach that was discovered on Aug 25. Video / Audrey Young
Comment: It's been discovered convoluted password rules can lead to less secure systems.
WINZ kiosk hacker Keith Ng explains what hacking is - and it includes the Budget hack.
"There are nearly one billion website breach attempts blocked every day across the world."
COMMENT: We all know we need to protect our mobile phones and computers. But how?
Security breaches cost New Zealand $14 million last year.
New Zealanders reported 13,000 instances of online scams and fraud and $33m in losses.
You might want to take a look at your credit card statements.
COMMENT: There is no way to fully secure e-voting systems from cyber-attack.
Air passengers could face fines if they refuse to hand over passwords to phones.
The attacks led to the theft of $2.2 million of losses to people and organisations.
Fornite gamers may have allowed hackers to download malicious apps onto their phones.
A study found that government officials tend to be quite lazy when choosing a password.