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Live: ASD among government organisations fixing website security due to hacking concerns

Outlet: ABC News Australia · Joshua Boscaini · Published 21/10/2026 20:29 UTC

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The Australian Signals Directorate has confirmed it is making fixes to its own website after major vulnerabilities were found in programming language. Follow live.

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  1. Excerpt · detected on 21/10/2026 23:07 UTC

    The Australian Federal Police warns that "rapid" radicalisation of young people online could spill over into real-world violence by young people who feel disenfranchised. Signals Directorate has confirmed it is making fixes to its own website after major vulnerabilities were found in programming language. Follow live.

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  2. Headline · detected on 21/10/2026 23:07 UTC

    Live: AFP expects ASD among government organisations fixing website security due to see increase in youth radicalisation hacking concerns

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  3. Excerpt · detected on 21/10/2026 22:08 UTC

    Katy Gallagher says she is not surprised to hear news a man has been arrested for walking The Australian Federal Police warns that "rapid" radicalisation of young people online could spill over into a WA state MP's office with "nunchucks". real-world violence by young people who feel disenfranchised. Follow live.

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  4. Headline · detected on 21/10/2026 22:08 UTC

    Live: Minister says threats against MPs are not new following Haines, WA incident AFP expects to see increase in youth radicalisation

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https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-10-22/federal-politics-live-blog-helen-haines/107294950
Published
21/10/2026 20:29 UTC
Captured
21/10/2026 20:38 UTC
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ab2936e020dc6d81 · 336 words
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