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'Chilling' gaps in online child exploitation protection

The taking down of online child exploitation material can take days and one social media giant has no Australian point of contact to handle complaints.

AAP

Thoughts on Dubin v. United States and the Aggravated Identity Theft Statute

18 U.S.C. § 1028A, this is your day in court.

Reason

‘Lessons will be learned’ in mistakes made closing South Bristol Rehab Centre

The rehab centre in South Bristol closed in summer last year

Bristol Post

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How to keep your Twitter account secure — without paying

Twitter has given users an ultimatum

The Independent UK

Nicola Bulley latest amid 'concerns' over missing person case details

It has been three weeks since the missing mum disappeared from the Lancashire village of St Michaels on Wyre

Manchester Evening News

Hackers use govt sites to push ads

Two-thirds of 500 cyberattacks on government websites last year were done by hackers who wanted to promote their online gambling services, the Ministry of Digital Economy and Society (DES) revealed opn Friday

Bangkok Post

FBI investigating hack of its own computer network

It was not immediately clear when the incident occurred

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Nicola Bulley: Investigation into whether police disclosed personal issues ‘inappropriately’

Lancashire Police criticised for releasing Nicola Bulley’s struggle with alcohol and menopause

The Independent UK

Nicola Bulley latest: Police ‘made sexist error when giving details about missing mum's struggles’

Lancashire Police has been criticised over its handling of the case of missing Nicola Bulley

Irish Mirror

‘Long overdue’: Privacy review calls for EU-style personal data rights after Optus, Medibank hacks

Australians would be able to demand companies delete their personal information under a European-style overhaul of privacy laws.

The New Daily

Nicola Bulley police to be investigated if they 'broke law' in releasing alcohol struggle details

The Information Commissioner is to ask Lancashire Police how they came to put this information into public domain

Nottingham Post

Police may have broken law by releasing Nicola Bulley's private information

The Information Commissioner has asked the force to justify their actions

Wales Online

Nicola Bulley cops face watchdog probe over release of private medical records

Nicola Bulley, 45, was last seen on January 27 walking her brown spaniel Willow near the River Wyre in the village of St Michaels on the Wyre, Lancashire

Daily Mirror

Government's privacy review has some strong recommendations – now we really need action

Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus yesterday released a report with 30 proposals for updating Australia’s privacy regime. The proposals are practical, necessary and overdue. However, they are just proposals, which have been made several times in the past before disappearing into the “too hard basket” of the Australian, state and territory governments.

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Bangkok Post

Agency prepares training for data protection officers

The Digital Government Development Agency (DGA) is gearing up to train data protection officers for state agencies as required by the Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA), with an initial target to produce 100 responsible officers by June.

The Independent UK

Security experts warn of foreign cyber threat to 2024 voting

Top state election and cybersecurity officials are warning about the threat posed by Russia and other foreign adversaries ahead of the 2024 elections

Asharq Al-Awsat

US, GCC Condemn Iran’s Destabilizing Policies

The United States and GCC member states have condemned Iran’s continued destabilizing policies, including its support for terrorism and the use of advanced missiles, cyber weapons, and Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) and their proliferation in the region and around the world. Iran and its proxies and partners have used these…

Dublin Live

Calls for CCTV footage as Ballymun and Finglas 'plagued' by illegal dumping

Councillor Noeleen Reilly said there "doesn’t appear to be any urgency" on legislation to change laws so CCTV can be used to catch people illegally dumping

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Reuters

German airport websites hit by suspected cyber attack

The websites of seven German airports were hit by a suspected cyber attack on Thursday, the ADV airport association said, a day after a major IT failure at Lufthansa left thousands of passengers stranded.

Bristol Post

Increasing risk of cyber attack facing Bristol City Council due to delayed IT updates

A major update to the council's housing department IT systems will soon be rolled out

Daily Mirror

'I was sent creepy Airdrop requests on a train - I felt like the stranger was watching me'

Two women share their experiences of feeling 'vulnerable' after being sent unsolicited Airdrops as cyber-flashing is set to become a criminal offence amid the Online Safety Bill

The Guardian - AU

Medibank class action launched after massive hack put private information of millions on dark web

Law firm Baker McKenzie says company failed to protect privacy of customers in Australia and overseas

The Guardian - UK

‘All we have had is losses’: Royal Mail dismisses ‘absurd’ $80m ransom demand

‘Under no circumstances will we pay that absurd amount,’ delivery firm says, telling hackers it is not the booming company they think

Birmingham Post

Defence tech specialist Leonardo's ambition to grow new North East base

The global operator has hinted that Newcastle could be home to more jobs in the future

France 24

Israeli firm 'boasted' of meddling in more than 30 elections worldwide

An Israeli firm sought to influence more than 30 elections around the world for clients by hacking, sabotage and spreading disinformation, according to an undercover media investigation published Wednesday.

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