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New law to force tech companies to build features for police
Companies that provide communications services to Australians could be compelled to build new capabilities to help law enforcement agencies access information about how their services are being used, under a draft bill released today by the government.
F5 report finds Australian millennials don’t compromise on security
Australians are prioritising security over convenience when choosing and using apps, according to F5’s Curve of Convenience Report, which explores Asia’s Digital Generation app experience and expectations.
McAfee Labs says fileless cyberattacks are on the rise in 2018
McAfee Labs has released new research that reveals a shift in cybercriminals tactics away from external malware threats, towards ‘fileless’ attacks that leverage trusted Windows executables to invade systems and breach corporate networks.
Vulnerabilities found in Samsung SmartThings Hub
Cisco Talos recently discovered several vulnerabilities present within the firmware of the Samsung SmartThings Hub.
Synology Unveils Surveillance Station 8.2 Beta
Synology has announced the Beta availability of Surveillance Station 8.2, inviting testers around the world to join the beta testing program.
Bitdefender unveils new 2019 product line
Bitdefender launches its 2019 consumer security product line, which aims to stop criminals before they attack.
Keeping ahead of hotel cyber threats
Hotels are shaping up to be a prime hunting ground for cyber criminals.
Securing digital car keys: Managing risk and authentication in connected cars
Until about ten years ago, the biggest car-related risk (aside from road safety) for drivers was their physical car keys being stolen. But with digital transformation moving faster than the average car thief, digital keys will be far more sought after by cybercriminals.
Ticketmaster warns Australian customers of possible data breach
Australian customers may be affected by a Ticketmaster data breach, the company has revealed.
Prestige 15 A10SC laptop review
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