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Tuesday March 10, 2015

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Pointing the finger at digital forensics

By Tony Campbell

[Blog post] Cross examining the expert witness.

Pentagon to hire 3000 hackers

By Allie Coyne

Seeks to fully staff US Cyber Command.

US credit union regulator fights to police third-party IT vendors

By Staff Writer

But industry hits back.

CIA restructures to focus on cyber ops

By Staff Writer

Mass overhaul to provide new direction.

Westpac CISO urges united front on cyber security intel

By Ry Crozier

Collaboration agenda encouraged in federal review.

Microsoft warns Windows vulnerable to FREAK bug

By Juha Saarinen

Affects Secure Channel package.

Why companies aren't investing in cyber security

By Benjamin Dean

Govt policies hindering infosec, not helping.

CrimTrac names new boss as Smith exits

By Andrew Colley

Senior staffer of NSW Police Commissioner to take over.

A/NZ agencies spy on 'friendlies' for NSA

By Juha Saarinen

Leak reveals sigint ops against Pacific countries, SE Asia.

Govt passes law to fine web giants over online bullying

By Allie Coyne

Take down offending material or pay up.

Apple, Google users at risk from FREAK flaw

By Allie Coyne

US govt intervention in cryptography bites today's users.

 

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