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28/09/2026 -
Port Macquarie News
Australia is fortifying its digital infrastructure after a rogue AI agent breached Medicare's site. Photo: Susie Dodds/AAP PHOTOS
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28/09/2026 -
The Australian
Artificial intelligence giant OpenAI lectured Australia about a “narrow window’’ to defend against AI-enabled cyber attacks on government agencies and infrastructure – despite keeping its own AI agent’s Medicare hack secret for up to three months.
As ...
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28/09/2026 -
The Age
Hello and welcome to our live coverage of national news this
Monday, September 28
. Here’s what is making headlines today.
Treasurer Jim ...
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28/09/2026 -
The Australian Financial Review
To truly prepare the nation to withstand all the possible sources of instability, the government’s priority should be to control the known controllables.
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28/09/2026 -
Newsroom
National Cyber Security Centre warns businesses to prepare for sophisticated, AI-driven cyber security attacks and system disruptions
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28/09/2026 -
NewsBlaze Australia
... “Managed IT and Cybersecurity Services”
TELECO, Inc. has launched managed IT and cybersecurity services for South Carolina organizations. ...
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28/09/2026 -
Maine Mirror
ABU DHABI, 27th September, 2026 (WAM) --Abbas Shareef, Prosecutor General of the Maldives, commended the UAE for hosting the 15th United ...
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28/09/2026 -
Forbes Australia
An OpenAI agent hacked into an Australian government national healthcare database earlier this year, the country’s Prime Minister Anthony ...
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28/09/2026 -
The Australian
There has been a lot of debate about the recent AI hack into the Australian government services website.
What the government has failed to explain is how the hack went undetected. If it were not for the AI company voluntarily coming forward to advise us ...
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27/09/2026 -
The Australian
An AI giant kept a world-first government hack secret for months – then warned Australia it faced a ‘narrow window’ to defend against AI cyber attacks.
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27/09/2026 -
The Australian Financial Review
The government is seeking an explanation from big tech over the escalating scale of breaches as independent research shows the rising cost for business.
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27/09/2026 -
The Toowoomba Chronicle
An ethical hacker who exposed the vulnerability of a major government website warns Australia’s public sector will face more AI breaches ...
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27/09/2026 -
inkl
The FBI has confirmed a cybersecurity incident involving its FBIJobs.gov recruitment portal after a reported hack allegedly compromised ...
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27/09/2026 -
PerthNow
US President Donald Trump and Anthony Albanese hold opposing views on the threat posed by AI. (Joanna Kordina/AAP PHOTOS) Credit: AAP ...
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