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Sony, Vodafone And Telstra Called Out As Attorney-General Unveils Data Breach Laws

Luke Hopewell 28 May 2013 4:30 PM

Sick of having your data breached by giant corporations? The Federal Attorney-General is here to help: the AG Mark Dreyfus has today announced that the government would introduce legislation that would force companies — both large and small — to disclose breaches of customer data. Here’s when it takes effect.

29 July 2012

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Anonymous Dumps Australian Telco Data Online [Updated]

Luke Hopewell 29 July 2012 1:01 AM

After the threats, admissions and delays, hacktivists protesting the data retention scheme proposed by the Federal Government’s National Security Inquiry have begun dumping data gleaned from an Australian telco — presumably AAPT.

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Sony, Vodafone And Telstra Called Out As Attorney-General Unveils Data Breach Laws

29 July 2012

Anonymous Dumps Australian Telco Data Online [Updated]

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