iTnews Weekly Security Wrap - Tuesday December 13, 2022

+ Vulnerabilities in "lights out" server management firmware; Gov sets target to make Australia "most cyber secure country" by 2030; and more

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Tuesday December 13, 2022

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CLOUD Act treaty should be ratified, says committee

By Richard Chirgwin

For cross-border US-Australia data exchange.

Vulnerabilities in "lights out" server management firmware

By Richard Chirgwin

AMI controllers patched against remote code execution.

Gov sets target to make Australia "most cyber secure country" by 2030

By Ry Crozier

Unveils details of cyber strategy rebuild.

Apple will offer options to secure data, chats

By Paresh Dave

Will require physical key for logins from new device.

New Fortinet bug under active exploitation

By Richard Chirgwin

Overflow may allow remote code execution.

Telstra blames privacy breach on 'database misalignment'

By Ry Crozier

Published details of unlisted customers online.

University of Adelaide hunts for CISO

By Jeremy Nadel

Existing CISO makes internal move.

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AFP arrests four over crypto, investment scams

Westpac ends Tyro buyout talks

Gov sets target to make Australia "most cyber secure country" by 2030

Telstra blames privacy breach on 'database misalignment'

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