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Govt weighs up police access to encrypted data

A cross-agency group will examine the relative risks and benefits of end-to-end encryption and advise ministers on whether to regulate the technology.

Newsroom.co.nz

Sunak continues to back Raab despite further allegations emerging

Senior officials who worked with the Deputy Prime Minister are expected to lodge formal complaints.

The Independent UK

Sage hacking at gender imbalance in cyber security at Newcastle event for schoolgirls

Over 300 Year 8 girls from schools around the North East attended the event at St James' Park

Chronicle Live

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Gardai arrest six in international fraud call investigation

Searches took place across Dublin, Louth and Meath as part of an investigation into a fraudulent website

Dublin Live

Facebook fails independent journalists

On Jan 29, 2018, the prominent Berlin-based Azerbaijani news site Meydan TV had its Facebook page hacked for the first time. The attackers removed all admin accounts, deleted all content, and removed nearly 100,000 followers.

Bangkok Post

Black Friday scams to watch out for this year, according to fraud experts

As Black Friday approaches, more email scams are to be expected, so experts at First Direct have looked at the latest scams and most common tactics used by cyber criminals.

Glasgow Live

Riyadh, Singapore to Cooperate in Cybersecurity, AI

Singapore’s Law Minister Kasiviswanathan Shanmugam has stressed the close cooperation between his country and Saudi Arabia in several areas, including cyber security, information security and information technology. Shanmugam further revealed that there are ongoing efforts to broker a new cooperation deal between Singapore and the Kingdom. He also mentioned a…

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Medibank hacker blog mysteriously disappears but experts warn it may return

Site posting Medibank customer data from cyber-attack goes offline after publishing 1,500 health claim records on Sunday

The Guardian - AU

Parents issued warning as posting photos of kids online can have 'serious consequences'

The average parent shares almost 1,500 images of their child before their fifth birthday.

Daily Record

Retail braces for wave of holiday phishing, ransomware scams

The economic downturn is prompting more hackers to trick consumers with phony deals.

Axios

Advocates, industry push data privacy bill in lame-duck session

WASHINGTON — Privacy advocates and industry groups are urging lawmakers to get a bipartisan federal data privacy bill passed soon: either early in the new Congress or even in the remaining weeks of the lame duck session.

Tribune News Service

Cyber security: The most commonly used passwords you should avoid to stay safe online

The top password on the list was used by more than 4.9 million people and is all to easy to hack

Evening Standard

Parents warned of seven risks of posting pictures of children this Christmas

Experts say 'sharenting' can lead to everything from exploitation to 'digital kidnapping'

Wales Online

Black Friday warning after bargain hunter loses £7,000

Last year shoppers lost millions over the period

Liverpool Echo

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ABC News

The Smith Family says details of around 80,000 donors may have been exposed in hacking attack

Australian charity The Smith Family reveals it was targeted by a hacker who attempted to steal money and may have accessed personal details of some of its donors.

ABC News

Townsville digital licence trial delayed amid fallout from Medibank and Optus data breaches

After data breaches at Medibank and Optus, the Queensland government decides to delay digital licence trial in Townsville until 2023.

Tribune News Service

How antisemitic threats to attack NYC Jewish community were uncovered

NEW YORK — Cyber specialists from a Jewish community nonprofit combing the internet’s deep web were the first to detect a sinister plot to open fire on a New York City synagogue, authorities said Monday.

AAP

Phone network risks set to be profiled

Researchers plan to map the risks and threats to the telecommunications sector to ensure the system doesn't fall over in natural disasters or cyber attacks.

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L.A. County D.A.'s Office Drops Charges Against Konnech

I blogged about the charges on Oct. 6 ("Sometimes the Conspiracy Theorists Might Have Something of a Point: The Konnech Controversy"), but on Nov. 9 the D.A.'s office dropped the charges: In an abrupt reversal, Los Angeles County has dismissed charges against the chief executive of an election software company,…

Irish Mirror

Gerry 'The Monk' Hutch trial hears "destroyed" tracker data has been found

Regency Hotel murder trial hears data has been found on a computer listed for destruction

The Guardian - UK

Ukrainians: share your experiences of life in the UK

We would like to speak to Ukrainians who came to the UK this year about their situation

AAP

Aust wealth lures cybercriminals: spy boss

Cyber crime is a "pervasive" threat to Australia's wellbeing, with the nation remaining an attractive target for criminals.

360info

Online activism both a boon and a bane in fighting gender-based violence

Digital activism has helped women find their voices but, as in the real world, they are still subject to harassment online.

Crikey

Is Australia’s privacy regulator too cash-strapped to scare companies into preventing hacks?

Proposed $50 million fines may do little to make companies better protect customer data, a crossbench senator has warned.

The New Daily

What the world would lose with the demise of Twitter: Raw data on human behaviour

Although misinformation has been disseminated far and wide on Twitter, the platform also serves a role as a global verification mechanism.

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