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Yeah, he, they, them, her, whoever.

Great friend of the pod and of Cyber Uncut and Cyber Daily, so thank you.

And back to crimes, statistics.

The ASD's annual cyber threat report for 2025-2026 dropped this week and look, it's bleak.

Not that they'd have my data, but you know.

Yeah.

They told Cyber Daily earlier this week, Bathurst RSL Club is aware of claims made online by an unauthorised third party.

The club engaged cyber specialist security experts.

Yeah, he, they, them, her, whoever.

Great friend of the pod and of Cyber Uncut and Cyber Daily, so thank you.

And back to crimes, statistics.

The ASD's annual cyber threat report for 2025-2026 dropped this week and look, it's bleak.

know.

Yeah.

They told Cyber Daily earlier this week, Bathurst RSL Club is aware of claims made online by an unauthorised third party.

The club engaged cyber specialist security experts.

I'm Jake Nelson.

Now, we are without one of our usual co-hosts this week, the deputy editor of Cyber Daily and fastest nerf gun in the West, David Hollingworth.

But we do have live from not scenic Honolulu, Hannah Dowling, our senior journalist across defence and aerospace, who was suffering from a cold that I did not give her because I had a mask last week.

This is absolutely what I get because I made fun of you last week for the mask.

My name is David Hollingworth.

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No longer deputy editor.

Yeah.

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The trauma.

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Don't tempt me to sneeze and actually share with the wider public just how shocking my outbursts can be.

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[upbeat music] Welcome to your Cyber Daily news update for October seventeenth, twenty twenty-six.

Five stories today, including AI agents that went somewhere they were never supposed to be.

Ransomware gangs are adding threats of physical harm to their extortion playbook.

Providian saw attempts from September nineteenth, more than two weeks before the flaw was published, and has logged over one thousand eight hundred since.

Version one point nine point zero fixes it.

That's it for today's Cyber Daily news.

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My name's David Hollingworth.

I am the editor of Cyber Daily and I'm joined by Banking Daily senior journalist and my erstwhile colleague, Daniel Croft.

How's the banking sector going?

It's going, it's banking.

Cyber Uncut will return.

Thank you for listening to us.

You can find me on Cyber Daily.

You can find Dan on Banking Daily, and we'll be with you next week.

I'm doing well.

And my other co-host, the Deputy Editor of Cyber Daily, David Hollingworth, who does all of his writing with Claude, not the chatbot, the weird French guy who lives under his desk.

Don't you say a bad word about Claude.

He is the best little guy I've ever worked with.

Welcome to the Cyber Uncut podcast.

My name's Daniel Croft, and I'm the senior journalist of Banking Daily and Cyber Daily, I think.

Journalist for Cyber Daily, and I'm joined by our managing editor, Liam Garman.

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You know, whether that be internal or external.

But if, you know, say our news was used as a reference.

I've seen Cyber Daily pop up in slideshows and stuff like that for like New South Wales health and stuff.