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Google hit with nearly $1m privacy fine in Belgium
Record fine meted out over person's right to be forgotten.
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Jul 15 2020 10:49AM
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Google commences ‘right to be forgotten’ Euro tour
Google-appointed panel to debate privacy rights.
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Sep 10 2014 6:36AM
Financial Services
Record 64 flaws to be fixed on Patch Tuesday
Long-awaited fix for MHTML flaw.
Nicole Kobie
Apr 11 2011 6:23AM
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Exposed McDonald's data may be linked to third-party
Possibly part of broader attack.
Angela Moscaritolo
Dec 17 2010 11:36AM
Security
First hour of a phishing campaign the most effective
Taking down sites after five hours pointless.
Dan Raywood
Dec 7 2010 12:54PM
Security
Microsoft denies Kinect could be used to snoop
Gaming device passes one million sales.
Stewart Mitchell
Nov 17 2010 2:09PM
Security
HTC phone can be used as bugging device
Palm Pre and Android flaws also discovered.
Dan Raywood
Nov 15 2010 12:40PM
Security
Revision to PCI standards welcomed despite minor changes
Calls made for tokenisation to be incorporated.
Dan Raywood
Nov 1 2010 9:21AM
Security
Zeus dropper causes computers to be re-infected
'The evolution of Zeus' continues.
Dan Raywood
Oct 26 2010 2:15PM
Security
49 flaws to be fixed by Microsoft
Four patches 'critical'.
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Oct 8 2010 12:19PM
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Fresh Facebook virus warning revealed to be a hoax
'Knob face' not a threat.
SC Australia Staff
Jul 16 2010 2:10PM
Security
How can you be confident when the endgame stakes are increasing?
IT personnel need to take more of an integrated approach.
Devin Anderson, product line manager for Security Suite,
Jun 28 2010 11:21AM
Security
1 in 4 Facebook users said to be ignoring security controls
Study suggests that users remain ignorant on protecting data.
Shaun Nichols
May 6 2010 1:42PM
Security
Domain registration rules could be tightened
Less than a quarter of sites compliant.
Tom Young
Feb 20 2010 7:49AM
Telco/ISP
Facebook app changes could lead to security issues
Email harvesting may attract attacks.
Dan Raywood
Jan 25 2010 11:48AM
Security
Howard Schmidt: mobile devices next attack vector
Ashley Towns' iPhone hack was the "tip of the iceberg", says cybersecurity expert.
Nate Cochrane
Dec 3 2009 2:28PM
Security
Malware hidden in English language text
How hackers could evade antivirus protection.
Robert Blincoe
Dec 1 2009 12:13AM
Security
Web browsers should be secured as use of netbooks increases
Netbooks which focus on the web browser could be a prime target for attackers.
Dan Raywood
Oct 26 2009 9:27AM
Security
Windows 7 boost to IT industry may be short-lived
Break symbiotic hardware/software upgrade cycle.
Andrew Charlesworth
Sep 22 2009 6:50AM
Software
"Three strikes" rule for illegal downloads falls out of favour
The UK government is reported to be moving away from introducing a "three strikes" policy to combat illegal downloaders.
Tom Young
Jun 6 2009 10:50AM
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