iTnews Newsletter - Monday March 7, 2016

+ First Mac ransomware uncovered; NSW backs privacy laws for individuals

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Monday March 7, 2016

EARLY EDITION

Most Read

Photos: The world's coolest data centres

ANZ Bank hires Google Australia boss as head of digital

Photos: The CIO movements that made headlines in 2015

Dick Smith receiver puts customer databases up for sale

ICAC finds TAFE IT manager corrupt

What's on Social Media

	noar @noarfromspace	OSX.KeRanger.A: https://t.co/VcjE1Ke0ie hidden in https://t.co/38BKkuhQMR and packed with UPX https://t.co/XCGtcbE1SH

	CHOICE @choiceaustralia	The receiver for #DickSmith is now trying to sell the company's customer databases: https://t.co/uezla7cvAD https://t.co/GZ8y6XD8PE

	Erin Turner @ErinLTurner	And now you can do something about it. Opt-out of the sale with the @choiceaustralia tool https://t.co/pwA5A7E4Ua https://t.co/w7vC2cE05V

	Ryan Lackey @octal	Something really needs to change in the $50-$500 home router/AP/etc industry. Security sensitive, but updates are a mess.

Events


Event Name	Location	Date
2016 AIIA Navigating Privacy and Security Summit	National Convention Centre, Canberra, Canberra (ACT)	March 08, 2016

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