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Government: Proof foreign spies hacked us

THE Government has confirmed foreign spies hacked into the Australian Bureau of Meteorology to steal sensitive documents.

Piracy

Get ready for piracy crackdown

THE Aussie film industry is gearing up for another major blitz against illegal downloaders. And they have you in their sights.

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Piracy

New way we’re dodging piracy rules

A NEW report has found people are moving away from downloading illegal torrents. But the war on piracy is far from over.

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State-sponsored attack hits 500 million

NEWS of a state-sponsored attack affecting at least 500 million Yahoo users couldn’t come at a worse time. If you have an account, this is what you should do.

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Yahoo hack hit 500m users

YAHOO is facing demanding questions on why it took two years to inform 500 million users that their personal details had been stolen.

Online

FBI’s polarising ‘Playpen’ porn site

THE line between right and wrong can be hard to define. But when the FBI ran a child porn site it was as polarising as it gets.

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Bank customers targeted by clever scam

THERE is a highly sophisticated phishing email targeting NAB’s customers. Whatever you do, don’t click the link.

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Porn site accounts exposed in hack

OVER 800,000 users of the porn site Brazzers have had their personal details exposed in a major security breach.

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The ugly truth about the Census

A CENSUS collector says they “risk being seen as total chumps” as delays continue. How many Aussies have actually done it?

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George Bush painting hacker jailed

A NOTORIOUS hacker who publicised private details of US politicians including strange paintings done by George W. Bush has been jailed.

Hacking

Dropbox: 68m accounts leaked

THE data of 68 million Dropbox users has been leaked online. This is why you don’t use the same password for all your accounts.

Piracy

Dotcom’s defiant message for US govt

EMBATTLED internet mogul Kim Dotcom had a pointed message for US authorities after a meaningful victory in a NZ court this week.

Hacking

The seriously bold act to avoid exams

A TEEN who was annoyed about the timing of his school exams went straight to the top, and embarrassed his president in the process.

Hacking

‘We’re gonna take over his computer’

ONE of the world’s most infamous, former computer hackers has revealed how easy it is to hack into a bank account, as Australia faces serious cyber threats.

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The men behind the global iPhone hack

LAST week private cyberarms dealer NSO Group created malware capable of hacking every iPhone in the world. Here’s everything known about the group.

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The men behind the global iPhone hack

LAST week private cyberarms dealer NSO Group created malware capable of hacking every iPhone in the world. Here’s everything known about the group.

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Update your iPhone immediately

APPLE has been forced to issue a global update to its mobile operating system to protect against malware that can access everything on your iPhone.

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Update your iPhone immediately

APPLE has been forced to issue a global update of its mobile operating system to protect against malware that can access everything on your iPhone.

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Piracy

Google’s big new plan to stop online piracy

YOUR days of downloading the latest Game of Thrones episodes, among other things, might be short lived if the tech giant has anything to do with it.

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Gmail in trouble for reading emails

A US judge has ruled that Google scanning your emails for advertising purposes is not defensible as standard practice.

Technology

Half of Australians missing Census

Just over half of Australian households have participated in the national Census so far after its launch more than a week ago.

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Why everyone is hating on IBM

THE government is looking for who to blame for the big Census fail and it’s certainly not the first time they’ve been screwed by IBM.

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The real fallout from #Censusfail

THE Census failure has real, long-term consequences that we should all be worried about, writes Jason Murphy.

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Census failure was so predictable

ANALYSIS: Experts aren’t surprised that the Census failed. It’s just one of a long list of digital black marks against Australia.

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Census minister’s own site ‘hacked’

HE has defended the Government’s #CensusFail — now it appears Small Business Minister Michael McCormack has had his own website dramas.

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Census ‘attack’: ‘I smell bullsh*t’

PUBLIC scepticism rises as officials mix up terminology to try and explain the census fail. Can this map tell us more?

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Mystery group probes Census fail

IT’S been tasked with looking into the Census fail but what do we know about the agency at the centre of our defence system?

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Minister in denial over Census ‘attack’

THE minister responsible for the Census was supposed to give us answers. Instead, he gave us a whole lot of spin.

Security

Other victim of the Census fiasco

THE “appalling incompetence” of Census night has dealt a terminal body blow to a plan Australians were just starting to support.

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More spent on plants than testing Census site

THE body in charge of the Census spent $100,000 more in 2015 on office greenery than road testing the Census website, figures have revealed.

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