That sponsored bank link could be a fake
Criminals bought sponsored search ads to send banking customers to fake login pages. What Australian small businesses should change this week.
Cybersecurity
Practical cybersecurity guidance for Australian and New Zealand businesses.
Your AI Assistant May Be Reading More Than You Allowed
Meta’s Muse assistant described a user’s private messages he says he never granted it. What Sydney small businesses should check on work devices.
Your phone now warns you about scams. Your invoices still do not.
Google’s September Pixel Drop adds scam alerts to the handset. Useful – but the fraud that costs Australian small businesses arrives by email.
Passkey and sign-in prompts are the new phishing bait for Microsoft 365
Microsoft warns extortion gangs are using passkey and single sign-on themed scams to break into Microsoft 365 accounts. What Sydney businesses should do.
The smart TV in your meeting room may be scanning your network
Researchers recorded LG smart TVs scanning the local network and capturing audio in standby. What Sydney business owners should do about office screens.
Delete is not enough: wiping an old work computer before it leaves your office
Deleting files leaves the data on the drive. What Sydney businesses should do before selling, donating or recycling an old computer.
Microsoft is changing how access is managed in Microsoft 365. Here is what it means for your business
Microsoft has released new identity and access controls in Entra, plus three changes admins must plan for. A plain-English guide for Sydney business owners.
Fake SD Cards and SSDs Are Still Everywhere – and Storage Prices Are Making It Worse
Counterfeit SD cards and SSDs lie about their capacity and quietly destroy your files. Here is how Sydney small businesses can avoid them.
AI add-ons are a click away. Decide who gets to plug one in
AI skills, plugins and connectors install in seconds and can reach your inbox and team chat. A simple checklist for small businesses before staff start adding them.
Microsoft Fixed a Top-Severity Microsoft 365 Login Flaw. Here Is What It Means for Your Business
Microsoft confirmed a maximum-severity flaw in Entra ID, the service behind Microsoft 365 logins, was exploited before being fixed. No action needed this time – but there is a lesson here for Sydney small businesses.