WeChat Analysis Report featured in Australian Financial Review
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The internet wasn’t designed with privacy and security at the fore.
In fact, it was barely designed at all; it evolved.
It has always been built on trust, and there are threat actors taking advantage of the lack of controls we have in place.
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Internet 2.0 News & Media
Consumers warned about sneaky WiFi tracing technique used by companies to track movements
Picture: Brendon Thorne/Getty Images Internet 2.0's security engineer, Rafig Jabrayilov, recently provided advice to Brooke Rolfe from news.com.au on how to protect your privacy, given many shops are increasingly tracking the location of each person’s phone to track...
Concerns over China’s access to WeChat user data: report
Max Mason from the Australian Financial Review has reported on our deep dive into the technical architecture of the WeChat platform and China's government propaganda procurement. The report ... Read More
Costa Rica is ‘at war’ with Russian hackers and other countries will be next, experts warn
Our co-CEO, Robert Potter recently worked with James Purtill and the ABC on this discussion of Conti and their recent attack on Costa Rica. Costa Rica has been dealing with a growing ... Read More
World’s ‘Most Active’ Ransomware Gangs Based in Russia Targeting Ukraine
Earlier this month, Robert Potter spoke to 6PR Mornings about a recent increase in cyber attacks coming out of Russia. Listen to interview> Here Transcript excerpt: Liam Bartlett ... Read More
Simple Cyber Podcast
Episode 6 – Multi-disciplinary and proactive approach to cyber threat intelligence
In Episode 6 of the Simple Cyber Podcast, we talk to Dan Holman and Eric Flis from Worldstack about the increasing need to have a multi-disciplinary and proactive approach to cyber threat intelligence, and how such an approach can support governments and businesses to...
Episode 5 – Cybersecurity start-ups
In Episode 5 of the Simple Cyber Podcast we talk to Ryan Janosevic, co-founder and chief operating officer at Retrospect Labs about what it takes to be a successful cyber security start-up and what it is like operating in the Australian cyber security sector.
Episode 4 – Cybersecurity and the Media
In this special episode of the Simple Cyber podcast, Jamie Tarabay, Bloomberg News reporter, joins Robert Potter, our Co-Founder & CEO, to discuss the importance and impact of the media in cybersecurity.