iTnews Weekly Security Wrap - Tuesday September 4, 2018

+ DTA shows Microsoft cloud is ready for 'protected' govt data; Card stealing malware hits Aussie e-stores; and more

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Tuesday September 4, 2018

Latest News

Five-Eyes nations to force encryption backdoors

By Juha Saarinen

Tech companies get Faustian interception choice.

DTA shows Microsoft cloud is ready for 'protected' govt data

By Ry Crozier

The key security controls, and the effort to create them.

Card stealing malware hits +100 Aussie e-stores

By Juha Saarinen

Magentocore.net scrapes payment data from site visitors.

Chrome back button hijack records user behaviour

By Juha Saarinen

Simple script captures where people click on competitor sites.

Google to nix all tech support provider ads

By Juha Saarinen

Can't tell the difference between scammers and legit providers.

Deakin Uni strengthens Shield to ASD Top 4 compliance

By Matt Johnston

Plugs cybersecurity gaps.

Australian staffing agency leaked employee details online, says security company

By Simon Sharwood

Hundreds of workers' details revealed, including detailed medical data.

Most Read

Five-Eyes nations to force encryption backdoors

NBN Co's FTTC rollout drives up connections in limbo

IBM Australia tells staff to come back into the office

CBA goes infrastructure-as-code

Centrelink to replace crucial mainframe welfare calculator

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