Cyberattack

Taiwan Reports Escalating Chinese Cyberattacks Targeting Critical Infrastructure

Taiwan’s National Security Bureau reports Chinese cyberattacks have increased 17% this year, with over 2.8 million daily intrusion attempts. The campaigns target critical infrastructure and include widespread misinformation operations ahead of Taiwan’s 2026 local elections.

Cybersecurity Threats Intensify Against Taiwan

Taiwan’s National Security Bureau has reported a significant escalation in cyberattack activities originating from China, with government networks facing approximately 2.8 million intrusion attempts daily according to recent security assessments. This represents a 17% increase compared to the previous year, sources indicate, as tensions continue to mount between Taipei and Beijing.

by Ethan Reynolds PhDOctober 15, 2025

Business Cybersecurity

Qantas Data Breach: Customer Information Leaked on Dark Web – Protection Guide

Over five million Qantas customers have had personal information published on the dark web following a major cyber attack. The breach occurred through a third-party call center compromise, with hackers using social engineering tactics. Authorities warn of increased scam activity targeting affected passengers.

Qantas customer data from over five million passengers has been illegally published on the dark web, marking one of Australia’s most significant cybersecurity breaches since 2022. The personal information was released by hacker collective Scattered Lapsus$ Hunters after ransom payment deadlines passed, prompting urgent warnings from Australian government authorities about expected scam surges targeting affected customers.