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ASIO Gets $1.9 Billion In The Federal Budget, Because Spies Are Expensive

8 months ago

ASIO Gets $1.9 Billion In The Federal Budget, Because Spies Are Expensive

National security is the big winner of the 2021 federal budget, with the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation (ASIO) scoring a…

ASIO Could Use Tracking Devices On Advocacy Groups and Journalists in the Future

1 year ago

ASIO Could Use Tracking Devices On Advocacy Groups and Journalists in the Future

Step Into ASIO’s Chamber of Secrets

1 year ago

Step Into ASIO’s Chamber of Secrets

Sarah Basford Canales

Australia’s Controversial Encrypted Messaging Laws, Explained

1 year ago

Australia’s Controversial Encrypted Messaging Laws, Explained

Sarah Basford Canales

Australia’s sweeping anti-encrypted messaging laws have been in effect for nearly two years but a Senate committee is conducting a…

Australia’s Hiring a 500-Strong Cyber Spy Army

2 years ago

Australia’s Hiring a 500-Strong Cyber Spy Army

Sarah Basford Canales

ASIO Wants Easier Access to Encrypted Messages, Duh

2 years ago

ASIO Wants Easier Access to Encrypted Messages, Duh

Sarah Basford Canales

How Encrypted Messaging Works And Why Australian Spies Are Trying To Break The Code

2 years ago

How Encrypted Messaging Works And Why Australian Spies Are Trying To Break The Code

With hackers becoming increasingly savvy, many Australians have turned to encrypted messaging apps to cloak messages between friends, colleagues and…

ASIO Is Reading Your Encrypted Messages And Having A Laugh About It

2 years ago

ASIO Is Reading Your Encrypted Messages And Having A Laugh About It

ASIO Can Now See Your Awkward Licence Photos

6 years ago

ASIO Can Now See Your Awkward Licence Photos

Hayley Williams

Your Metadata: It’ll Cost About $400m, But Now It’s Political

7 years ago

Your Metadata: It’ll Cost About $400m, But Now It’s Political

Campbell Simpson

Data retention legislation continues to percolate, although the government is trying to push it through parliament as soon as possible…

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