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Brandis increases vetting of APS staff; Hacker plays havoc with NZ election; FBI helps JPMorgan investigate attack

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SC WEEKLY WRAP

Wednesday September 3, 2014

Latest News

Want an Internet of Things? Fix the internet first

By Anthony May

[Blog post] What if the physical world inherits the bugs of the virtual one?

Apple washes hands of celebrity iCloud hack

By Juha Saarinen

Commercial motives behind the data theft.

Brandis boosts vetting of APS staff to prevent insider threats

By Allie Coyne

Snowden-type threat ‘worse than malware attacks’.

Hacking scandal threatens to upend NZ election

By Juha Saarinen

[Blog post] Rawshark keeps country on edge.

JPMorgan pulls in the FBI to investigate cyber attacks

By Staff Writer

Other banks reportedly hit.

Google chairman says 'unbreakable' encryption will become a reality

By Doug Drinkwater

InfoSec community not so sure.

IEEE promotes security skills to software developers

By Steve Gold

Opens the 'Centre for Secure Design'.

Netflix open sources security meta search tools

By Juha Saarinen

Find the Evil H4x0rZ.

ASIC admits to lack of technical knowledge in s313 use

By Allie Coyne

Wants to retain use of website blocking notices.

Google patches 50 Chrome vulnerabilities

By Juha Saarinen

Remotely exploitable holes plugged.

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