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Tuesday October 28, 2014

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Editor's Note

Good afternoon,

For decades, Australians have rejected the idea of a national identifier or 'Australia Card', fearing the consequences of data being shared between agencies.

Today's column by David Havyatt suggests that a new generation values efficiency over privacy concerns. He advocates for data to be shared across all Australian governments. What's your view?

-- Brett Winterford

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What's on Social Media

	Dropbox @Dropbox	Safeguarding your data is our top priority. Excited to announce new compliance milestones, including ISO 27001: http://t.co/GBDZP6Y22v

	Allie Coyne @alliecoyne	FBI says it has identified the second leaker of NSA data, after Snowden http://t.co/cNUGTiWgAz

	Allie Coyne @alliecoyne	AGL discusses being one of the first customers of Microsoft Australia Azure http://t.co/FyaqzIVkio

	Trevor Timm @trevortimm	The FBI impersonates AP/Seattle Times articles to deliver malware to suspects. Pretty despicable. via @csoghoian http://t.co/DVnslq8Pcn

	Christopher Soghoian @csoghoian	Looks like the Seattle Times isn't too happy about the FBI impersonating it in order to deliver malware. http://t.co/gXkmdGJWSu

	Christopher Soghoian @csoghoian	That the FBI impersonated a newspaper's website to deliver malware to a target is outrageous. Over the top crazy.

	Trevor Timm @trevortimm	As outrageous as it is, secretly impersonating newspapers to send malware probably works. You can bet the FBI has done this more than once.

	Alan Noble @scruzin	@TurnbullMalcolm on the importance of tech education. Worth a read. http://t.co/aIzepr2gz8

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Events


Event Name	Location	Date
Buzz Live	Region not specified (NSW), Melbourne: City & inner suburbs (VIC), Region not specified (QLD)	October 24, 2014
SuiteConnect 2014 - Cloud Conference Sydney	Sheraton On The Park, Sydney: City & inner suburbs (NSW)	October 28, 2014
Ovum 2020 Telecoms Summit	Sydney Harbour Marriott, Sydney: City & inner suburbs (NSW)	October 30, 2014
vForum 2014	Sydney: City & inner suburbs (NSW), Melbourne: City & inner suburbs (VIC), Canberra (ACT) and 3 more locations	November 05, 2014
AVAR conference 2014	Sheraton on the Park, Sydney: Central North (NSW)	November 12, 2014
Gartner Symposium/ITxpo 2014	Gold Coast Convention Centre, Gold Coast (QLD)	November 17, 2014
SAP Architect and Developer Summit, Sydney	Australian Technology Park, Sydney, Sydney: City & inner suburbs (NSW)	November 20, 2014

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