Consumers are confused by current laws, the publication insists
Which? wants consumers to have more power to seek redress for data breaches
Month: October 2017
FBI complains that encryption is too good as it reveals it has failed to crack the smartphone security of almost 7,000 miscreants
FBI complains that snooping on people has become too hard
Bloated browser functionality causing unnecessary security problems, claim researchers
Browsers are full of bloatware that cause major security headaches, researchers suggest
Hackers plunder data from London plastic surgery clinic popular with celebrities
Cyber crooks threaten to dump terabytes of customer data, including images, taken from plastic surgery clinic
Snap lumbered with hundreds of thousands of unsold Spectacles, claims report
Snap left with massive stocks of unpopular Spectacles after wildly over-estimating demand
Mobile adverts can be used to track individuals for less than $1,000
Advertising can be targeted to an individual level for less than $1,000
IT, internet surveys on ABS’ chopping block
Not enough resources to meet demand.
MLC Life Insurance turns to cloud in $400m NAB exit
Adopts SDDC, SaaS in new environment.
NATO cyber conference flyer used as phishing bait
"Fancy Bear" APT targets high-ranking officials.
Vocus targets 10 percent of all NBN users
Tries to 'insulate' itself against backhaul costs.