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Spy agency watchdog assessing GCSB’s response to China group's hack of former MPs
The Inspector-General is expected to be briefed by the GCSB in the coming days.
Chinese hackers stole MPs' data, spies confirm; Govt says no sanctions
The Chinese ambassador has been called in by Foreign Minister Winston Peters.
Spy boss: Putin-supporting cybercrims could target NZ with revenge attacks
Russian hackers have threatened to attack any country that supports Ukraine.
Cyber watchdog finds NFT threat, Budget 2022 details remain elusive
Cyber security financial losses increase. Flubot persists. Budget 2022 funds mystery.
Spies, cyberattack initiatives get more money in Budget 2022
Counter-terrorism and cyberwar protection get millions in today's Budget.
Russian cyberattacks could have 'globally cascading effects'
Five Eyes warn nefarious cyber activity blamed on Putin's regime could intensify.
Megaupload duo cut deal: Now only Dotcom faces US extradition
Ten years on, there is a significant turning point in the Megaupload saga.
Orcon Group-2degrees merger clears final hurdle with OIO approval
The two companies will combine operations by June 1 and be known as 2degrees.
Big Read: Violent talk and fake news - how extremism went mainstream
David Fisher enters a landscape of mainstream extremism and conspiracy theories.
How to spot a terrorist: Security agencies seek public help as violent online chat increases
'Disinformation may be a national security issue ... NZSIS can't do this alone.'
Removal of 'obsolete' spy domes begins
GCSB director general Andrew Hampton said the deconstruction project has begun.
David Fisher: 10 years of Megaupload, 10 things we learned
The Herald's David Fisher on a decade of Kim Dotcom and the Megaupload case.
GCSB tracks big rise in cyber attacks, Covid misinformation - its plan to fight back
Plan for more private sector collaboration outlined.
'Obsolete' spy domes coming down, GCSB moves to new tech
Our spy agency has found more modern ways to snoop.
Revealed: Our spies foiled terror threats, found secret agents
NZSIS and GCSB minister Andrew Little on our spies and what really happens in the shadows.
Co-ordinated review of events leading to attack at New Lynn Countdown launched
The review to be completed and reported on by mid March 2022.
Terror in New Lynn: How New Zealand faces down terrorism
A terrorism law change is coming, but experts say it will not be enough.
David Fisher: How to stop an act of terror like the New Lynn attack
ANALYSIS: For this young man, the law was used to its fullest extent, writes David Fisher.
'Isis bride' Suhayra Aden arrives in NZ
The PM confirmed last month that Aden and her two children would return to NZ.
New Zealand Government accuses China of cyber attacks
GCSB Minister Andrew Little links Chinese hackers to malicious cyber activity in NZ.
Māori Party calls for joint taskforce to investigate white supremacist organisations
It comes after a YouTube video incited violence and threats towards Māori Party leaders.
Intelligence review brought forward after Christchurch terror attack
Review was scheduled to begin in September next year.
DHB attack: 'Good progress' restoring systems and services
DHB says patient care the priority as they plan for the recovery phase after the attack.
'No ransom will be paid': Spy agency brought in after DHB cyber attack
The Waikato DHB said it was experiencing a full outage of its information services.
The SIS and the 'known unknowns'
A vital shift towards a stronger focus on white supremacist terror was a long time coming.
Christchurch mosque threats: Man fights to keep name secret
Man denies making online threats ahead of mosque attacks anniversary.
Spy agency's shift to far-right threat- but SIS won't say how far balance has swung
NZ Security Intelligence Service now focuses half its efforts on white identity threats.