iTnews Weekly Security Wrap - Tuesday December 11, 2018

+ Australia gets world-first encryption busting laws; Marriott hack China link; Top three Japanese telcos exclude Huawei; and more

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Tuesday December 11, 2018

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Stop making cyber security so scary, difficult and inaccessible: ANZ CISO

By Julian Bajkowski

Complex language frightens.

Australia gets world-first encryption busting laws

By Ry Crozier

Labor passes bill without changes it claimed were needed.

Clues in Marriott hack implicate China

By Christopher Bing

Government intelligence gathering operation.

Japan's top three telcos to exclude Huawei, ZTE network equipment -Kyodo

By Sam Nussey and Makiko Yamazaki

Plan not to use current equipment and upcoming 5G gear .

Arrest of Huawei 'heiress' throws rare spotlight on family

By Sijia Jiang

A mysterious figure even in her home country.

Shetler blasts its new encryption busting laws

By Julian Bajkowski

Compares power grab to debunked WMD claims.

Google+ shutdown speeds up, new privacy bug affected 52.5 million users

By Paresh Dave

Allowed partner apps to access its users' private data.

Huawei chief financial officer arrested in Vancouver

By Juha Saarinen

Faces extradition to the US over Iran sanctions busting allegations.

Telegram, WhatsApp and Signal open to side-channel attacks

By Juha Saarinen

Messaging apps inadequately protect state and user information.

Microsoft adopts ethical principles aiming to bar misuse of face recognition technology

By Staff Writer

Bans use for unlawful discrimination.

US advised to adopt Australia's 'archaic' voting system in the age of hacks

By Matt Johnston

ANU says pencil and paper ballots are better for democracy.

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