Creepy stalker’s chilling letter to cop
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A popular foreign retailer under increased scrutiny has defended its collection and use of Australian shoppers’ data.
300k identity fraud cases since Optus
More than 300,000 attempts to use Aussies’ compromised data to commit fraudulent transactions have been blocked since the 2022 Optus hack.
Man allegedly sent 17 million scam texts
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Android users warned to delete useful app
Android owners are being warned to check their devices after researchers found a useful app could be stealing their bank details.
Fury at ‘tone deaf’ Medibank bosses
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Musk delays major Twitter move after chaos
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