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OPINION: The situation demanded some delicate diplomacy from Christopher Luxon.

They represented a 'major national security risk' training those with different values

OPINION: For the first time, hackers have targeted the heart of NZ's democracy.

Authorities in both countries have announced a set of criminal charges and sanctions.

Auckland woman Aimee Rodda speaks to private investigator Nick Mayer about how she became involved in an elaborate scam involving a Nigerian man and syndicate of international criminals. Video / NZ Herald

Plus: Privacy Commissioner says he's restricted to $10,000 fines, versus Australia's $50m.

'Credible threat' that some of the information will be posted on the dark web.

OPINION: Ransomware payments shot up to a record US$1.1 billion last year.

NYT: China turns to private firms to hack foreign governments, control its population.

The payroll fiasco came just months after Tomra claimed to have 'ensured' safety of data.

'This should have happened years ago,' Consumer CEO Jon Duffy says.

Deepfakes and more scam calls detected, but they often rely on old-fashioned human nature.

Dysfunctional, sluggish official responses blasted amid escalating online harms.

OPINION: Regulations could drive fear into malicious AI model trainers.

There is much room for improvement on AI and ESG in New Zealand, respondents say.

Partners offer payee verification service - something banks are still working on.