iTnews Newsletter - Friday May 19, 2017

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Friday May 19, 2017

EARLY EDITION

Most Read

Telstra admits thousands of NBN users were shafted on speeds

WannaCrypt ransomware: what you need to know

Immigration reveals massive ten-year IT shake-up

Microsoft releases WannaCrypt patch for Windows XP, Server 2003

NBN, Vodafone contractor goes under owing millions

What's on Social Media

	Asher Wolf @Asher_Wolf	Let's start by applying the new APS privacy code to DFAT. Where's the privacy impact assessment? https://t.co/2OQbrvK3a3

	Tom Randle @Rundll	Crisis of the digital age: The law doesn't constrain privacy erosion by gov/tech & people have no viable rights in… https://t.co/zSil0goCQl

	ACCAN @ACCAN_AU	Aus Govt has agreed to implement a privacy code that will guide its handling of personal data https://t.co/dub4mHYs84

	PhoneBoy @PhoneBoy	Hacking represents a fairly small amount of the dark web, but it has huge consequences for all of us. #cpx17 https://t.co/BWYpBeBrhi

	Paul Jaramillo @DFIR_Janitor	Perspective...... WannaCry: 200k infections Conficker: 9-15m infections Blaster: 16m infections Slammer: 5 root DNS servers disrupted

Events


Event Name	Location	Date
AusCERT2017: United We Stand	Surfers Paradise Marriott Resort	May 23, 2017
CeBIT Australia 2017	International Convention Centre Sydney	May 23, 2017
11th Annual Technology in Government 2017	National Convention Centre	August 01, 2017
Gartner Security & Risk Management Summit	Hilton Sydney, Sydney: City & inner suburbs (NSW)	August 21, 2017

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