Security concerns were cited over the popular new chatbot’s ban, but Chinese control of the app was not the issue.

In this episode of the Cyber Uncut podcast, host Liam Garman quizzes Cyber Daily’s deputy editor, David Hollingworth, on ...

The DragonForce ransomware gang claims the hack and has published more than five gigabytes of backup files online.

The Australian federal government has joined a slew of other jurisdictions in banning the hot new Chinese AI chatbot. Here’s ...

Australian businesses have been called upon to participate in a consultation process that will shape the nation’s Voluntary ...

A US senator has questioned giving representatives of Elon Musk and the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) “full ...

Workers with the US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency have been included in the Trump administration’s ...

The Australian Cyber Security Centre is assisting the university’s Western Australia campus in its investigation of the ...

Chinese company DeepSeek launched its new AI assistant last month, polarising the tech sector while simultaneously raising ...

The ASD’s ACSC has issued an alert warning Australians to be aware of scam emails and calls pretending to be from the ASD’s ...

DeepSeek has been accused of using chipsets banned for the Chinese market to train its latest AI models, despite claiming it ...

Several Australian ministers have warned against sharing personal information with the new, popular artificial intelligence ...