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Britian: Cybercrime no excuse to censor web
Internet must be free, open and not stifled by government.
Tom Brewster
Nov 3 2011 9:52PM
Security
Britain follows Adelaide in call to cull trolls
Anonymity allowed "under exemption".
Tom Brewster and Darren Pauli
Oct 21 2011 10:08AM
Security
Failed Buzz to fall off Google+
Google continues clearing the decks.
Liam Tung
Oct 17 2011 6:45AM
Software
The path of privacy
How US schools maintain the privacy of 55 million students.
Angela Moscsaritolo
Oct 7 2011 9:54AM
Security
Data breach laws to follow privacy reforms
Sooner if the scale and severity of breaches is proven.
Darren Pauli
Oct 4 2011 1:22PM
Security
HTC user data exposed to web apps
Recently-added program logs information.
Angela Moscaritolo
Oct 4 2011 12:20PM
Security
HTC user data exposed to web apps
HTCLoggers.apk binded to TCP.
Angela Moscaritolo
Oct 4 2011 10:57AM
Security
Sony given official reprieve over hack
Privacy Commissioner to take no further action.
Darren Pauli
Sep 30 2011 7:21AM
Security
Sony's hacked security cleared by Aust. privacy office
Takes word on infrastructure integrity.
Darren Pauli
Sep 29 2011 4:31PM
Security
Data breach laws to follow privacy paper
Disclosure laws will be fast tracked if government receives evidence of poor security and worsening breaches in organisations.
Darren Pauli
Sep 28 2011 3:17PM
Security
1.6 million Brit IDs dumped
Health service numbers, names, addresses and birthdates sent to landfill.
Dan Raywood
Sep 19 2011 10:59AM
Security
Child abuse tip-offs sent unencrypted
British police website endangered citizen information for "several months".
Stewart Mitchel
Sep 16 2011 12:18PM
Security
Coming soon: Track, lock and wipe your Intel laptop
More technologies emerge from McAfee-Intel buy.
SC Staff
Sep 16 2011 7:21AM
Security
Doin' time for data breaches?
UK privacy watchdog has called for prison sentences to be considered for data breaches.
Dan Raywood
Sep 16 2011 7:21AM
Security
British health service criticised for data breach
Memory stick forgotten.
SC Staff
Sep 12 2011 11:40AM
Security
British health service criticised for data breach
Memory stick forgotten.
SC Staff
Sep 8 2011 2:09PM
Security
British gov watchdog wants privacy tought in schools
Office wants kids to be privacy-savvy.
Dan Raywood
Aug 31 2011 9:47AM
Security
AG says privacy safe under cyber crime laws
Never mind the critics, privacy is safe in the hands of the cyber crime convention, writes Attorney-General Robert McClelland.
Robert McClelland, Federal Attorney General
Aug 30 2011 2:31PM
Security
Privacy lawsuit targets comScore
Alleged data siphoning.
Dan Levine and Jim Finkle
Aug 25 2011 7:21AM
Security
Privacy review blasts app terms
Google and LinkedIn are riskiest.
John Hilvert
Aug 19 2011 7:37AM
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