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Monday August 13, 2012

EDITOR'S NOTE

Good afternoon,

Security experts have called for Australian organisations to update their security and privacy policies as they invite customers to access more loyalty card services online.

Meanwhile, the Australian Privacy Foundation has slammed the Federal Government's proposed amendments to privacy legislation as a "lost opportunity" in improving areas such as credit reporting practices and protection from data off-shoring.

-- Liz Tay

LATEST SECURITY ARTICLES

	Hackers face loyalty card treasure trove By Caitlin Fitzsimmons \| Aug 13, 2012 Aussies' personal details on the line.
	Australian Privacy Foundation slams privacy amendments By Chris Jager \| Aug 13, 2012 'Once-in-a-generation' opportunity lost.
	Roxon reportedly pushes back data retention law By Juha Saarinen \| Aug 10, 2012 Contentious law on ice.
	Ex-Goldman programmer charged again over code theft By Staff Writer \| Aug 10, 2012 Faces another prison bout.
	Hackers breach Battle.net gaming community By Darren Pauli \| Aug 13, 2012 Aussie encrypted passwords, email details stolen.
	Myki security scare 'offers nothing' to fraudsters By Darren Pauli \| Aug 9, 2012 Inadvertent info not enough for fraud.
	WikiLeaks suffers massive DDoS attack By Dan Kaplan \| Aug 13, 2012 Attacks coincide with Stratfor dumps.
	Patriot Act provides 'comfortable' risk on cloud By James Hutchinson \| Aug 8, 2012 Conroy pushes self-regulation for vendors.

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