Tech Talks With Kinsoft
by Steven Kinnas
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Tech Talks with Kinsoft is your insider pass to the ever-evolving world of technology. We break down the latest in tech news, cybersecurity trends, and emerging innovations shaping our digital future. Whether you’re a seasoned IT pro, a curious techie, or a business leader navigating digital transformation, our conversations are packed with insights, real-world takeaways, and a healthy dose of tech-savvy clarity. Hosted by the Kinsoft team with decades of industry expertise—because in tech, staying ahead isn’t optional.
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- Last Week in Tech - PHP2Shell Roots Palo Alto Firewalls, a Tech Sell-Off Over AI Spending, and AI Agents Testing Their Limits · 24 minG'day and welcome to Last Week in Tech from Tech Talks with Kinsoft. This is your roundup of the biggest technology and cybersecurity stories from 24 to 31 October 2026, through…
- France's Supermarket Fridges - Overnight Defrost, Tens of Millions in Lost Stock, and the Controllers Exposed to the Internet · 20 minOvernight on 11 to 12 October 2026, refrigeration controllers at supermarkets across France were reportedly driven into continuous defrost, warming fridges and freezers, with…
- Icon Cancer Centre - A Fax-to-Email Gateway, a Dark Web Sales Post, and the Supplier Nobody Named · 22 minOn 12 October, Icon Group, the company behind Icon Cancer Centre, one of the largest dedicated cancer care providers in Australia, published a notice that someone had gained…
- Last Week in Tech - Ivanti's Unpatched Chain, a Record 1,400-Fix Patch Tuesday, and the Essential Eight Gets a Successor · 22 minG'day and welcome to Last Week in Tech from Tech Talks with Kinsoft. This is your roundup of the biggest technology and cybersecurity stories from 10 to 17 October 2026, through…
- ASOS - One Phished Login, a Hijacked Push Notification, and the Marketing Tools Nobody Was Watching · 20 minUK online fashion retailer ASOS confirmed a data breach after attackers used a phished employee login to access third-party marketing platforms, steal customer data and send an…
- St Andrew's Hospital - Patient Data Downloaded, a Limited Statement, and the Exemption Health Never Had · 19 minSt Andrew's Hospital, an independent not-for-profit private hospital in the Adelaide CBD, confirmed on Thursday 8 October 2026 that patients' personal information was downloaded…
- Last Week in Tech - NetScaler's Patch Needs a Patch, Atlassian Servers Attacked Within Hours, and 86,000 Firewalls Already Owned · 22 minLast Week in Tech for Monday 12 October 2026, covering the week from 3 October. Citrix NetScaler — two more bulletins. CVE-2026-88779 (3 Oct US): memory overflow causing DoS on…
- Fakturownia - 600,000 Businesses, 38 Hours Inside, and the Invoices Built for Payment Fraud · 25 minFakturownia, a Warsaw-based cloud invoicing and accounting platform used by more than 600,000 businesses, has confirmed that an attacker exploited a flaw in its PDF-from-template…
- Stake - A Breach at the Broker Behind the Broker, and the Closed Accounts Still on File · 21 minSydney-based investing platform Stake has told customers that a breach at its US broker partner, DriveWealth, exposed personal and account information that Stake shares with…
- Last Week in Tech - Citrix's Shut-It-Down Weekend, a Mail Gateway With No Patch, and the AI Price War Arrives · 22 minLast Week in Tech for Monday 5 October 2026, covering the week from 27 September. Citrix NetScaler zero-days (27 Sep). CVE-2026-88771 (unauthenticated command execution, all…
- BigCommerce - One Stolen App Key, Hundreds of Stores, and the Plugin You Forgot You Installed · 13 minBigCommerce has confirmed that stolen API credentials for two third-party storefront apps, Ribon and Ribon 1.5, were used to take shopper data from merchant stores and inject…
- Services Australia - The AI Agent That Wouldn't Take No, and the Email in a Once-a-Day Inbox · 22 minOn 24 September 2026 (AEST), Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced that an OpenAI AI agent had gained unauthorised access to a Services Australia system — the Medicare…
- Last Week in Tech - F5 and Check Point Under Fire, a $387 Million Spoofed Approval, and AI Agents Go Carding · 23 minLast Week in Tech for Monday 28 September 2026, covering the week from 21 September. F5 BIG-IP APM zero-day (22 Sep). CVE-2026-94127, heap overflow enabling unauthenticated RCE…
- Boston Scientific - One Network Box, Two Weeks Without Shipping, and Nothing Encrypted · 22 minA catch-up episode, recorded after the fact. The investigation had concluded and been published by 23 September (AEST). US medical device maker Boston Scientific lost roughly two…
- Canva - The Feedback Tool With a Key to the CRM, and the Regulator That Went First · 17 minA catch-up episode, recorded after the fact; developments after 23 September are flagged. Canva's own platform wasn't breached, but enterprise customer contact details and…
- Last Week in Tech - Cisco's Double Zero-Day, the Region AWS Can't Bring Back, and Canberra's 72-Hour Breach Clock · 23 minLast Week in Tech for the week of 14 to 20 September 2026. Recorded after the fact to fill a missed slot; later developments are flagged. Cisco: two exploited zero-days…
- JetBrains - The Patch They Wrote, the Server They Missed, and the Backup From 2024 · 22 minJetBrains has disclosed that attackers breached Cadence — its PyCharm-integrated cloud compute service — through one of its own unpatched TeamCity servers, using a vulnerability…
- Mathspace - 1,079,819 People, a 23-Day Gap, and the Advisory That Never Reached Anyone · 20 minSydney edtech company Mathspace has disclosed a data breach affecting 1,079,819 students, parents and guardians, teachers and staff across Australia and New Zealand. The cause…
- Last Week in Tech - The Biggest Patch Tuesday Ever, a 10.0 With No Patch to Apply, and Oracle's $664 Billion Round Trip · 20 minLast Week in Tech for Monday 14 September 2026, covering 7 to 13 September. Microsoft's largest Patch Tuesday ever (8 Sep): around 970 CVEs — 974 per Microsoft's own release…
- 153 Million Driver's Licences - The Scanner at the Front Desk, and the Shop That Sold What It Saw · 23 minA dark web shop, 153 million driver's licence scans, an FBI investigation, and the scanner at your front desk. What was found. On 1 September, KrebsOnSecurity reported a dark web…
