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What to consider when using Chinese shopping app Temu

There are concerns of the information gathered by Telum, but experts say customers bear the responsibility over the data they hand over.

Google announces AI-generated search results experiment. Here's what to expect

Google announces AI-generated search results experiment. Here's what to expect

Google has unveiled an experimental revamp of its Search results page, replacing the familiar list of blue links with an AI-generated "snapshot" answer. Here's what to expect when it comes to Australia.

Queensland University of Technology has 'no way to verify' if hacked data from thousands of staff and students was sold

Queensland University of Technology has 'no way to verify' if hacked data from thousands of staff and students was sold

Hackers accessed nearly 4,000 tax file numbers as well as bank accounts, super details and home addresses in the December cyber attack.

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Revamped ServiceWA app gives West Australians access to real-time bushfire alerts

The ServiceWA app can now deliver real-time, location-based bushfire alerts to help keep you safe, but there are fears it may come at a cost.

As Twitter sheds more employees, is Elon Musk's social media platform really at risk of breaking during the soccer World Cup?

Tech industry insiders and experts are concerned about the stability and security of Twitter, after the social media giant shed many of its engineers.

How do I check if I've been hacked? What should I be watching out for? Here's a cyber security expert's tips on how to protect yourself

In light of recent data breaches, many of us are wondering what we need to do to protect ourselves from hackers and scammers. A cybersecurity expert offers some simple steps.

WA Police to keep G2G pass data for 25 years before handing over to State Records Office

Apply for a G2G pass during the pandemic? It has been revealed WA Police will keep that data for a quarter of a century before handing it over to another government agency to keep indefinitely.

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Insider cyber threats pose ‘significant’ risk to Australia’s defence force, brief warns

Insider cyber threats pose ‘significant’ risk to Australia’s defence force, brief warns

Incoming brief to Albanese government cites risk of malicious employees accessing and inappropriately using systems

The Guardian - AU

Apple's PassKeys update could make traditional passwords obsolete

Apple's PassKeys update could make traditional passwords obsolete

Sometimes it seems like passwords have been with us forever, and yet every year we’re reminded how we still don’t use them properly!

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Cybercrime is evolving — here's how a cybersecurity expert recommends you keep safe

Cybercrime is evolving — here's how a cybersecurity expert recommends you keep safe

Professor Paul Haskell-Dowland says cyber threats come from organised operations that are "incredibly well-resourced" but there are steps you can take to protect yourself.

Tech giants want to kill off passwords. Here's why they think passkeys will change the world, and what that means for you

Tech giants want to kill off passwords. Here's why they think passkeys will change the world, and what that means for you

Some of the world's largest tech companies are collaborating to kill off the password — and the start of the transition is happening sooner than you may think.

‘Whack-a-mole’: Scam text crackdown to force telcos into action

‘Whack-a-mole’: Scam text crackdown to force telcos into action

Australians frustrated with scam text messages will be protected under new rules that force telcos to track and block fraud.

Telstra rolls out SMS scam filter in response to surge in dodgy mobile phone texts

Telstra rolls out SMS scam filter in response to surge in dodgy mobile phone texts

The telecommunications giant is responding to a surge in scam messages on its network with a filter designed to block the texts before they reach mobile devices. So how does it work, and why has it taken so long?

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