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Access and assistance regime has problems, says Ombudsman
Governance, record-keeping and legislation faulty.
Richard Chirgwin
Nov 21 2022 6:46AM
Security
Ombudsman says agencies still break data interception laws
Police and regulators need to improve their act.
Richard Chirgwin
Feb 25 2022 11:49AM
Security
Home Affairs boss says big tech is bigger surveillance threat than government
Addresses oversight and over-reach risks of Australian laws.
Ry Crozier
Jan 21 2022 7:00AM
Security
Security products endanger customers through poor TLS interception
Introduce Logjam, POODLE, CRIME and other vulnerabilities.
Juha Saarinen
Feb 8 2017 12:15PM
Security
Do telcos make for competent spies?
Intelligence agency overseer wades into telco data retention.
Staff Writers
Mar 7 2014 6:35AM
Security
"Tower dump" of consumer mobile data a popular police snooping tactic
Among 125 law enforcement agencies in 33 states, one in every four use the "tower dump" tactic, new reports reveal.
Danielle Walker
Dec 10 2013 2:05PM
Security
ASIO raids lawyer office seeking Timor wiretap documents
Documents claim ASIS agents planted bugs in Govt office walls under aid work guise.
Darren Pauli
Dec 3 2013 7:06PM
Security
NSA planned to spy on Australia
Breach 'common understanding' not to spy.
Darren Pauli
Nov 22 2013 10:04AM
Security
Yahoo encrypts ALL DATA
Says it never gave data to government agencies.
Adam Greenberg
Nov 21 2013 5:30AM
Security
Australia spied on Indonesian President
President, wife and inner circle tracked.
Darren Pauli
Nov 18 2013 12:49PM
Security
British spies used fake LinkedIn, Slashdot pages to tap telco
Quantum Insert tool used.
Danielle Walker
Nov 13 2013 4:00PM
Security
New Zealand's spying law passes
Gives intelligence agencies a say in network procurements.
Juha Saarinen
Nov 6 2013 8:15AM
Security
Spy game: Australia and the Asia-Pacific
It’s 'not cricket' to spy on friends.
Mark Beeson
Nov 5 2013 1:49PM
Security
US privacy experts debate worth of mass data collection
A panel shared their views on online privacy expectations.
Danielle Walker
Oct 30 2013 11:00AM
Security
Smart TVs a spying portal for hackers, researcher finds
Don't keep your TV in the bedroom, consumers warned.
Darren Pauli
Oct 24 2013 12:17PM
Security
NSA phone taps deterred a 'few' terrorists, not 54
Director to exit hot seat next year.
Adam Greenberg
Oct 17 2013 4:00PM
Security
Aust spy agency gave 300k contacts in one day to NSA
NSA raiding address books.
Darren Pauli
Oct 16 2013 11:27AM
Security
NSA report says Aust spooks swiped 311,113 contacts in one day
NSA raiding address books.
Darren Pauli
Oct 15 2013 12:25PM
Security
NSA tool may track burner mobiles
Metadata provides rough phone fingerprint.
SC Australia Staff
Oct 15 2013 9:26AM
Security
Russians eavesdrop WiFi, phone comms during Olympics
Sochi visitors warned.
Juha Saarinen
Oct 8 2013 6:00AM
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