Hackers are going after fridges and freezers – is your equipment exposed?
Recent hacks on internet-connected fridges and freezers overseas are a warning for Sydney cafes, grocers and clinics. Five practical steps to protect your equipment.
Fake AI event invites are being used to steal Microsoft and Google work accounts
Scammers are sending fake invites to exclusive OpenAI, Anthropic and SpaceX events to steal Microsoft 365 and Google logins. Here is how to spot them and protect your team.
Microsoft Paint has a serious security flaw, and Windows Update will not fix it
A high-severity flaw in Microsoft Paint is fixed only through the Microsoft Store, not Windows Update. Here is how to check your office PCs are patched.
Your password manager says change everything: what to do first
Password manager mSecure has told users to change their passwords after a breach. What it means, and a calm order of steps for your business.
Money you were not expecting? How to spot a payment scam before it costs you
An unexpected payment can be the start of a scam. Here is how small businesses can check before refunding, shipping or changing bank details.
Synology NAS ransomware: why an old update now matters for your files
Synology warns ransomware gangs are hitting NAS devices running outdated DSM software. Here is what Sydney small businesses should check and update this week.
One text message can crash an unpatched Android phone: check your business phones
A critical Android flaw dubbed ‘SMS of Death’ lets a single crafted text crash a phone. Google has patched supported versions, but older phones stay exposed.
One staff laptop, US$6.3 billion: what the Binance hack means for your business
Binance says its record US$6.3 billion hack may have started with one compromised staff laptop. Here is what Sydney small businesses should check.
Is your office Synology NAS up to date? Attackers are targeting old ones
Synology is patching actively exploited PHP2Shell flaws and a ransomware campaign is targeting outdated NAS units. Here is what small businesses should check this week.
WordPress has an urgent security update – is your website on it?
WordPress 7.1.4 fixes a serious flaw that attackers began probing within a day. Here is how a small business can check its website is protected.