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Online offences and digital evidence: three AFP cases in October
Three AFP updates from 20 to 23 October 2026 show devices seized for forensic examination, online charges and a separate threat conviction.
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Threatening emails and digital evidence: AFP cases in focus
AFP announcements from 15 and 16 October 2026 trace alleged threatening communications, planned device examinations and a separate sentencing outcome.
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Operation Ironside: October sentences show the lasting role of AN0M evidence
Two NSW sentencing outcomes reported by the AFP show how AN0M communications continue to feature in organised crime cases.
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Online threats leave a digital trail, but public releases show only part of the picture
Two recent AFP cases show how online threats can lead to police action, while public reporting leaves the digital forensic method undisclosed.
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WaterPlum recruitment lures: preserving evidence when a job offer becomes a cyber incident
A practical guide to preserving evidence and responding safely when a recruitment approach becomes a cyber incident.
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From reports to device evidence: four Australian online crime developments this week
Four AFP developments show how reports, seized devices, forensic examination and court outcomes form distinct stages of online crime investigations.
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Digital camouflage, financial trails and the evidence cybercrime leaves behind
Australian agencies explain crypters, fraud trails, online evidence preservation and critical Citrix flaws in the week to 8 September 2026.
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Inside the Evidence Trail of Cyber Enabled Crime in Australia
Recent Australian police cases show how identity data, false documents, platform records and digital forensics connect serious online crime to evidence that can be tested.
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Business Email Compromise: What the Digital Evidence in a BEC Scam Can Actually Prove
What email, audit, document and device records can actually prove in an Australian Business Email Compromise scam, and how a BEC investigation identifies which side of the compromise the liability sits on.
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Two High alerts from ASD in six days, and both are management platforms
ASD's ACSC published High alerts on 19 and 24 August 2026 about active exploitation in Australia of N-able N-central and TeamCity On-Premises. What each alert says and what it asks organisations to do.