News Listing

ALERT LEVEL: Not Applicable LOCATION: 89 CLOTHIERS CREEK RD, EVIRON 2484 COUNCIL AREA: Tweed STATUS: Under control TYPE: Burn off FIRE: Yes SIZE: 0 ha RESPONSIBLE AGENCY: Rural Fire Service UPDATED: 14 Nov 2023 18:33

ALERT LEVEL: Not Applicable LOCATION: 1335 MULGOA RD, MULGOA 2745 COUNCIL AREA: Penrith STATUS: Under control TYPE: Burn off FIRE: Yes SIZE: 0 ha RESPONSIBLE AGENCY: Rural Fire Service UPDATED: 14 Nov 2023 18:52

ALERT LEVEL: Not Applicable LOCATION: 100 LAMBETH ST, GLEN INNES 2370 COUNCIL AREA: Glen Innes Severn STATUS: Under control TYPE: Planned Event FIRE: No SIZE: 0 ha RESPONSIBLE AGENCY: Rural Fire Service UPDATED: 8 Nov 2023 09:20

ALERT LEVEL: Not Applicable LOCATION: 6755 RIVERINA HWY, HOPEFIELD 2646 COUNCIL AREA: Federation STATUS: Under control TYPE: Other FIRE: Yes SIZE: 0 ha RESPONSIBLE AGENCY: Rural Fire Service UPDATED: 14 Nov 2023 00:33

Summary Summary The Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC) was made aware of a vulnerability where Azure Command-Line Interface (CLI) could expose sensitive information, including credentials, through GitHub Actions logs. The researcher, from Palo Alto Networks Prisma Cloud, found that Azure CLI commands could be used to show sensitive data and output to Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) logs.

First Reported: Monday, 13 Nov 2023 17:08:00Status: CONTROLLEDRegion: 1

CISA is highlighting three practices critical infrastructures can implement to rapidly recover in the event of a significant disruption.

The reputational risks and financial costs of cybercrime are only growing in this interconnected world, and security leaders have to be prepared.

As is the case with any industry, more technology means more sensitive data stored in online environments, making safeguarding sensitive data, and maintaining privacy more of a priority than ever. As students and teachers increasingly rely on education-specific devices and applications, those users and organizations become more of a target for hackers. 

New research recently released reveals an increase in malicious code disguised as Python obfuscation packages.