Metadata Malcolm is here to help
MALCOLM Turnbull has stepped in to explain just what’s happening with our metadata after George Brandis muddied the waters in a cringe-worthy interview.
MALCOLM Turnbull has stepped in to explain just what’s happening with our metadata after George Brandis muddied the waters in a cringe-worthy interview.
KANYE West has said that he is scared of drones, but for once the outspoken rapper may actually have a good point.
COMMUNICATIONS Minister Malcolm Turnbull says web browsing history won’t be captured under proposed data retention laws.
TRYING to remember yet another online password could become a thing of the past with a snappy app developed by an Australian teen.
CHANGE your password now. A Russian crime gang has stolen 1.6 billion passwords. Hackers targeted big and small firms globally.
EVERY phone call you’ve ever made. Every word you’ve ever googled. Every Facebook post you’ve ever made. The government wants access to your data in a scary Big Brother move.
A MAN was arrested earlier this week after Google informed the police of child porn that the man had in his Gmail account.
THIS week we told you of a story we couldn’t publish thanks to a gag order. Now that’s blown up in the government’s face.
THE truth is out there, but we can’t bring it to you. The government stands accused of “blindfolding the Australian public”.
WOULD you be so keen on public wi-fi hotspots knowing your movements could be tracked and your personal information exposed?
AUSTRALIA’S biggest daily deals website waited more than three years to warn customers their credit cards may have been compromised.
YOU may think you binned that risky photo, but much of your “deleted” content is still on your phone even after a factory reset.
UPDATE: The blogger at the centre of a raging internet war has responded to claims that she has been “stealing readers” with an emotional explanation to readers.
COMPUTER users warned about the Gameover Zeus virus which has already siphoned millions of dollars from bank accounts around the globe.
INFORMATION on the 1989 Tiananmen Square massacre is banned in China. So is using Facebook. You won’t believe how many people the Chinese government employs as censors to keep it that way.
INFORMATION on the 1989 Tiananmen Square massacre is banned in China. So is using Facebook. You won’t believe how many people the Chinese government employs as censors to keep it that way.
THESE are the men who have hacked their way to steal secrets, empty bank accounts and scam companies out of millions of dollars.
TWITTER has blocked dozens of tweets and accounts in Pakistan because they were considered “blasphemous” and “unethical”.
ONLINE shopping giant eBay has urged customers to change their passwords after it was hit by a massive cyberattack.
AUSTRALIANS are addicted to mobile phones and social media, but just how secure are modern communication devices and who might be listening?
SOMETHING happened online this week that shocked news.com.au’s Melissa Hoyer and it’s something that all too many of us have faced at one time or another.
AUSTRALIA has been warned to brace for mass blackouts, fraud and severe security breaches if its cyber security can’t keep pace.
A NEW scam is targeting Facebook users with a scarily realistic fake message about security settings.
THE social news website Reddit is in damage control after it was revealed that volunteer moderators were censoring out important words.
A BLOOMBERG report suggests the NSA knew about the major internet security flaw Heartbleed and has been exploiting it for years.
ARE your Facebook photos set to public? You might want to rethink your online security because if there was ever an example of a place you don’t want your photos to end up it’s this.
THE race to launch Australia’s first Bitcoin ATM is entering its final stages. One should reach Sydney’s CBD in days.
THE ‘Enemies of the Internet’ are the countries and agencies who use surveillance, censorship and imprisonment to silence the web. Their tactics will shock you.
GOOGLE is taking some dramatic action to ensure Gmail users can sleep safe at night knowing their emails are safe from spying eyes. Find out what.
TWITTER has been switched off in one European country following mass protests over a new internet censorship law.
Original URL: https://www.news.com.au/technology/online/security/page/34