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Cops not govt to access Brit surveillance data
The police will be able to store and access details of internet use in the UK for a year.
Dan Raywood
Jun 14 2012 10:48PM
Security
UK probes Google Street View controversy
Search giant forced back into the spotlight.
Juha Saarinen
Jun 13 2012 2:03PM
Security
UK investigates Google over Street View cover-up claims
Controversy continues.
Juha Saarinen
Jun 13 2012 5:51AM
Security
First State Super breached privacy law
Security researcher cleared.
John Hilvert
Jun 7 2012 11:07PM
Security
First State Super breached Privacy Act
Disclosure crack-down backfires.
Darren Pauli
Jun 7 2012 6:05PM
Security
Advertisers sidestep Apple privacy efforts
Cupertino clampdown sees marketers scramble.
Darren Pauli
Jun 6 2012 9:42AM
Security
EC mulls internet terrorist database
European governments outline partnership with internet industry.
Brett Winterford
Jun 6 2012 9:28AM
Security
App removes faces from Facebook
Lets privacy pundits find unauthorised photos on social networks.
Darren Pauli
May 28 2012 1:29PM
Security
App removes faces from Facebook
Lets privacy pundits find unauthorised photos on social networks.
Darren Pauli
May 24 2012 3:33PM
Security
Privacy reforms to impose $1.1m fines for repeat breaches
Proposed reforms could mandate patching, security upgrades.
Darren Pauli
May 24 2012 3:03PM
Security
Aussie biz face $1.1 million for repeat breaches
Proposed reforms could mandate patching, security upgrades.
Darren Pauli
May 23 2012 2:37PM
Security
Cookie compliance deadline looms for Brit sites
Privacy watchdog promises to go easy.
Dan Raywood
May 23 2012 10:06AM
Security
Budget extends national ID checks to companies
Document verification service gets $7.5 million boost.
Darren Pauli
May 9 2012 12:27PM
Security
Budget: National ID checks opened to biz
Document verification service gets $7.5 million boost.
Darren Pauli
May 8 2012 10:05PM
Security
Veterans Affairs runs fault-ridden feedback system
Audit reveals privacy risks in legacy Access system.
John Hilvert
May 8 2012 5:55PM
Security
Veterans Affairs runs fault-ridden feedback system
Audit reveals privacy risks in legacy Access system.
John Hilvert
May 7 2012 2:01PM
Training & Development
Google may cop $10m fine for Safari gaffe
US authorities prepare case.
Liam Tung
May 7 2012 6:45AM
Software
Paid VPN services boom in Sweden
700,000 go anonymous online.
Darren Pauli
May 2 2012 2:41PM
Security
Privacy reforms give commissioner teeth
Companies face financial penalties.
James Hutchinson
May 2 2012 12:18PM
Security
Information Commissioner strengthens data breach guide
Mandatory notification laws yet to come.
John Hilvert
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Liz Tay
Apr 30 2012 9:42AM
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