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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
Software
Government still considering telco data retention
Data preservation rules separate - or a springboard for retention?
John Hilvert
Aug 9 2011 6:58AM
Security
Zombie cookies shot dead, again
Etags will bypass browser blocks.
Darren Pauli
Aug 2 2011 2:17PM
Security
Google to restart Street View cars
First image update since privacy scandal.
Staff Writers
Jul 27 2011 12:33PM
Networking
Ad agency stealing web history
Ignores do-not-track requests.
Stewart Mitchell
Jul 21 2011 11:33AM
Security
Mozilla BrowserID "seriously flawed", privacy advocate says
Privacy pundit lashes out at email authentication system.
Darren Pauli
Jul 18 2011 2:28PM
Security
Drug, paternity test records exposed
Records exposed in caches for almost a year.
SC Australia Staff
Jul 18 2011 11:07AM
Security
Commissioner eyes tough e-health privacy laws
NEHTA chided for restricted community consultations.
John Hilvert
Jul 14 2011 6:55AM
Security
German police hacked, suspect tracking data stolen
Usernames, passwords, and coordinates stolen in data haul.
Darren Pauli
Jul 9 2011 2:57AM
Security
Telstra security exonerated in mailing list error
Privacy Commissioner fingers human error, not systemic failure.
Staff Writers
Jul 7 2011 5:04PM
Security
Google tackles first Google+ privacy flaw
Broken circles to be fixed.
Dan Raywood
Jul 5 2011 9:41AM
Security
Privacy Commissioner examines EU cookie laws
No Australian guidelines despite directive's May deadline.
Liz Tay
Jul 4 2011 3:04PM
Security
Small business privacy laws in parliamentary crosshairs
Parliamentary Committee calls for abolition of Privacy Act exemptions.
Liz Tay
Jun 21 2011 5:57PM
Security
Why users should be wary of BYO Computing
IT admins, lawyers may need to access your machine.
Lia Timson
Jun 21 2011 6:31AM
Strategy
No support for ISP filter in Cyber-Safety report
Government committee questions whether mandatory ISP filtering proposal would prove effective.
John Hilvert
Jun 20 2011 10:35PM
Strategy
Google stores WPA keys and SSIDs
But the service is optional.
Darren Pauli
Jun 17 2011 2:14PM
Security
Nissan Leaf leaks driver speed and location
Nissan's eco car cuts emissions, but spews out private information via RSS.
Darren Pauli
Jun 15 2011 7:58AM
Security
Facebook facial recognition sparks privacy concerns
Rollout catches some users by surprise.
Alexei Oreskovic
Jun 8 2011 2:24PM
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