Privacy
The Sydney mathematician finding a better way to keep your data safe
Quantum computers can decode encryption keys increasingly quickly. Professor Nalini Joshi is developing the mathematics to make your secrets stronger.
- Siena Fagan
Latest
Top bureaucrat grilled over email release dubs own department’s risk assessment ‘overrated’
The Parliamentary Services secretary is now facing calls from the opposition for her conduct to be investigated.
- Andrew Probyn
Prince William and Princess Catherine win privacy case against French magazine
The Prince and Princess of Wales took action against Paris Match after it ran photos of them and their three children on a holiday in the French Alps.
- Exclusive
- Public service
‘Huge breach’: MPs fume over email transfer during investigation
A law firm contracted by a public service department was given access to more than 100,000 emails and documents for an investigation.
- Andrew Probyn
- Opinion
- Editorial
Big business needs bigger penalties to ensure it protects our data
A proactive approach is urgently needed to protect Australia from data and privacy breaches.
- The Herald's View
- Editorial
- Cybersecurity
Cost of complacency: We must compel corporations to take data protection seriously
A proactive approach is urgently needed to protect Australia from data and privacy breaches.
- The Age's View
The rise and fall of Australia’s self-styled wealth queen
After a series of eyebrow-raising antics, Sydney lawyer Dominique Grubisa is feeling the heat.
- Michaela Whitbourn
- ★★★½
- Streaming
There’s one thing holding back this real-life Murdoch media drama
The Hack is good, but it would be so much better if it just knew what sort of show it really wanted to be.
- Karl Quinn
- Analysis
- Analysis
Face-off: What Kmart’s illegal surveillance means for shoppers
If you’re one of the 8 million or so Australians who shop at Kmart every year, chances are you were being watched.
- David Swan
- Exclusive
- City life
Paw patrol: Council sets up CCTV camera to spy on dogs and owners at park
An inner-city council is using CCTV cameras at parks to ensure park users comply with requirements to keep dogs on leads.
- Cara Waters
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