SC Weekly Wrap - Tuesday November 29, 2016

+ financial fallout from IBM Census bungle; Telstra hires new infosec code cops; and more

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Tuesday November 29, 2016

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When even your headphones betray you

By Tony Campbell

[Blog post] Sensitive conversations can be recorded.

IBM paid 'very substantial' compensation for Census failure

By Paris Cowan

PM insists settlement covers govt's costs.

ABS told to end 'cosy' IBM lock-in after Census fail

By Ry Crozier

Blasted over trusted relationship and poor preparation.

Telstra's new infosec cops will police all dev code

By Ry Crozier

Meet Secure Code.

Windows 10 Edge security easily bypassed through protocols

By Juha Saarinen

Browser has large, exploitable attack surface by design.

Config fumble left Azure Red Hat Enterprise Linux wide open

By Juha Saarinen

Researcher pokes holes in Microsoft's Linux cloud.

US Navy hack hits personal data of 130,000 sailors

By Staff Writer

HPE contractor's laptop compromised.

PayPal fixes app authentication token hijack flaw

By Juha Saarinen

Online payments processor didn't implement OAuth right.

Mirai botnet attacks 900,000 German broadband routers

By Juha Saarinen

Malware attempts to infect routers via remote management feature.

US, Russia request Prague extradite arrested Russian hacker

By Staff Writer

Nikulin indicted over Linkedin, Dropbox breaches in the US.

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NBN Co moved an FTTN cabinet after users asked to connect

AWS rival Alibaba to open Sydney data centre

Telstra's new infosec cops will police all dev code

Telstra to outsource cloud jobs to IBM

Westpac suffers week-long online banking glitch

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