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Jun 21 2018, 6:56AM
Cloud
Microsoft wins: US govt can't force access to email in Ireland
Court victory for cloud privacy.
Teri Robinson
Jul 15 2016, 10:30AM
Security
Microsoft fears for privacy in US-Irish email row
US govt seeks to force vendor to hand over user's cloud data.
Adrian Bridgwater
Sep 15 2015, 4:28PM
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FBI handed access to Telstra's cables
Greens furious at 12 year-old deal.
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Jul 15 2013, 8:02AM
Security
China slams US tech restrictions
Fear of espionage.
Danielle Walker
Apr 3 2013, 11:59AM
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Hackers blackmail Pricewaterhouse Coopers
Ransom US politician's stolen tax returns.
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Sep 10 2012, 1:36PM
Security
China says it didn't hack US satellites
Richard Clarke calls out China.
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US knew of Libyan radar bugs, expert says
Same flaws said to be used by Israel in 2007 attacks in Syria.
Angela Moscaritolo
Oct 20 2011, 2:53PM
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US Defense faces $4.9b lawsuit for unencrypted data breach
Records stolen from a car.
Angela Moscaritolo
Oct 18 2011, 3:21PM
Security
US Gov orders infosec lock-down post Wikileaks
Assange predicts balkanised agencies will fail.
Angela Moscaritolo
Oct 10 2011, 2:16PM
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US Government security incidents up 650 percent
Agencies ignoring security advice.
Angela Moscaritolo
Oct 7 2011, 9:11AM
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Malware victim loses net connection
Telco cuts woman's connection after 42 warnings.
Darren Pauli
Oct 5 2011, 9:37AM
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Five million unencrypted US soldier records stolen from car
Company took two weeks to report breach.
Dan Kaplan
Oct 4 2011, 7:40AM
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Cold war treaty to include cyberspace
Aussie diplomats in discussions with US, New Zealand.
Darren Pauli
Sep 15 2011, 4:07PM
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How a US department overhauled untenable security
Once deemed the most insecure in North America.
Darren Pauli
Jul 25 2011, 8:26AM
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China's People's Daily stokes Google hacking tensions
Cyber attacks on Google were "inevitable".
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Jun 8 2011, 2:57PM
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May 31 2011, 5:15PM
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May 30 2011, 8:52AM
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US bill to toughen cloud data protection
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Angela Moscsaritolo
May 25 2011, 1:02PM
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US censorship plans at odds with Australia
Comment: US Cyberspace policy targets illegal activity rather than restricting access.
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May 18 2011, 10:56AM
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