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A Bigger Picture on Turnbull memoir superspreaders
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A long-running investigation into the “super-spreading” of Malcolm Turnbull’s memoir has netted $30,000 in settlement payments and drawn in top ranking Coalition leaders in a “family tree” revealing who received the manuscript and forwarded it on.
The family tree diagram, compiled by publisher Hardie Grant and its investigators and obtained by the
Herald and
The Age, has revealed that a coterie including former prime minister Tony Abbott, Sky News commentators Peta Credlin and Andrew Bolt, and Nationals senator Matt Canavan were among the first Coalition members to receive the manuscript.
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By Ry Crozier on May 24, 2021 12:47PM
Fast-tracks replacement of mobile device management system.
Australia’s parliamentary network was targeted with an “unsophisticated brute-force” attack over a 24-hour period in late March.
A brute-force attack uses trial-and-error to guess login info by throwing a number of combinations at a system.
President of the Senate Scott Ryan told senate estimates on Monday that the brute-force attack did not breach parliament’s defences, but did lead to mobile devices being locked down between March 27 and April 5.
“On March 26, the Department of Parliamentary Services (DPS) was the subject of malicious cyber activity,” Ryan said.
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