SC Weekly Wrap

+ Senators battle for US privacy amendments; Telstra to offer digital signatures; Canberra's wi-fi to block P2P traffic

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SC WEEKLY WRAP

Tuesday September 23, 2014

Latest News

The ethics of security

By Juha Saarinen

[Blog post] Where did that zero-day go?

US Senators fight to amend 30 year-old data privacy legislation

By Danielle Walker

Offshore data requests void if they breach local laws.

Telstra expands into digital signatures service

By Paris Cowan

Buys stake in DocuSign.

Canberra's wi-fi network to block file sharing P2P traffic

By Andrew Colley

At ISP's request.

Apple blocks govt data requests with iOS 8

By Allie Coyne

Moves to strengthen privacy provisions.

US Govt taking 'unnecessary risks' with Healthcare.gov

By Allie Coyne

US watchdog finds website still vulnerable one year on.

eBay cross-scripting vulnerability exploited

By Juha Saarinen

Auction site slow to respond.

Chinese hacked US military contractors

By Staff Writer

Senate panel releases report.

Adobe plugs critical security holes in Acrobat, Reader

By Penny Wolf

Delayed priority one patches now available.

Victoria Police to get ASIO-like spying powers

By Allie Coyne, Paris Cowan

But commissioner remains concerned about data security.

Apple gives iCloud two-factor authentication

By Juha Saarinen

Third-party apps will need passwords generated.

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