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Australia blames ‘state actor’ for cyberattack

Scott Morrison says a range of sensitive institutions were hit in a cyber attack at a hastily organised press conference today. – EPA pic, June 19, 2020.

AUSTRALIA’S prime minister said today his country was under a broad cyberattack from a “state-based actor” targeting government, public services and businesses, but declined to name the culprit. Warning Australians of “specific risks” and an increased frequency of attacks, Scott Morrison told a hastily organised press conference that a range of sensitive institutions had been hit.

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