‘Keeps me up at night’: How Australia’s government sees hacker threat – The Australian Financial Review
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Home Affairs Minister Clare O’Neil has warned of a growing threat of cyber sabotage to Australian power, telecommunications, health and water infrastructure despite ransomware capturing public attention.
In an interview, Ms O’Neil did not name China as a direct threat, but her comments come a month after the US Federal Bureau of Investigation revealed it had disrupted a Chinese state-led hacking project called Volt Typhoon, which had broken into critical American computer systems.
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