A MAJOR Cyber Attack Just Hit Australia

A MAJOR Cyber Attack Just Hit Australia

Just a day before a WEF meeting on cybersecirity

I woke this morning to the following news that came to me from the other side of the world.

Here is Australian Channel 7

‘Cybersecurity incident’: Major Aussie ports locked down after breach rocks ports operator DP World

Operator DP World decided to shut down its container terminals in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, and Fremantle. Picture: DP World

Major sea ports around Australia have been shut down by operator DP World following what has been called a “cybersecurity incident.”

The container terminal operator made the decision late on Friday night, with access to ports heavily restricted on Saturday at Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, and Fremantle.

“Our teams are working diligently to contain the situation and determine the impact on our systems and data,” DP World Australia said in a statement to the Australian Financial Review.

“To safeguard our employees, customers and our networks, we have restricted landside access to our Australian port operations while we continue our investigation.

“This is part of a comprehensive response which includes engaging with cybersecurity experts, actively investigating the incident and notifying the relevant authorities.”

The hack follows another cybersecurity incident at Melbourne cryptocurrency exchange Coinspot on Thursday, in which more than $2m was taken from accounts.

sea ports across the country were locked down after a ports operator confirmed a “cybersecurity incident” had struck.

Another data breach in September caused the information of nearly 200,000 Pizza Hut customers to be leaked.

Bookstore chain Dymocks also disclosed a data breach, in which customer data “may have been compromised,” also took place in September.

The Maritime Union of Australia (MUA) recently voted on industrial action, extending their 24-hour rolling strike notice until November 20.

There’s no suggestion the cybersecurity incident and the union actions are linked.

DP World is a Dubai-based logistics company which operates cargo and port terminal services both in Australia and internationally

By this morning the whole story has been disappeared

Here, Neil McCoy Ward,my informant discusses the whole issue

TODAY! A MAJOR Cyber Attack Just Hit Australia…

This came just days after another outage that affected up to 50 % of Australians

PHONE AND INTERNET OUTAGES HIT AUSTRALIA – MILLIONS WITHOUT PHONES

8 NOV 2023

Internet and VoIP phone calls for millions of Australians are out at this hour. Authorities say they’re investigating possible cyberattack as trains and other major infrastructure “disrupted” in most of Australia.

It also took out the train system in Melbourne.

 

Optus outage hits millions: Landlines unable to call Triple Zero

Last night, Maria Zeee did a report on this

Uncensored: 50% of Australians HIT With Communications Outage This Week!!! No Phones, No Internet

https://rumble.com/v3uyv34-uncensored-50-of-australians-hit-with-communications-outage-this-week-no-ph.html

And Neil McCoy Ward yesterday

Something Very Βizarre Just Happened… (Not A Coincidence!!!)

Not so coincidentally, all this happens before the WEF annual meeting on cybersecurity

https://www.weforum.org/events/annual-meeting-on-cybersecurity-2023/

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