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Tag: Data
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Cisco buys Splunk for $43.6 billion
It’s the biggest tech acquisition of the year. -
Pizza Hut Australia joins data breaches list
Compromised details were not on the fast food menu. -
Microsoft leaks 38TB, Xbox secrets
Two separate data exposure incidents in one week. -
It’s time for small business to get real about privacy
New tool aims to streamline Privacy Act compliance. -
The Consumer Data Right is like plumbing for data
A much needed foundation for our data-driven future. -
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Dymocks blames ‘external data partner’ for breach
Another serious incident caused by an unnamed third-party provider. -
1.2 million customers caught up in Dymocks hack
Names, addresses, and dates of birth breached. -
Data breach cost Latitude $76 million
CEO insists company now seeing a ‘rebound’. -
Iris-scanning crypto tech under scrutiny
French regulator describes Worldcoin's legality as ‘questionable’. -
Federal Court slaps Meta with $20 million fine
Judge warns social media giant dodged a $145 billion penalty. -
Australia being ravaged by a cybercrime wave
Estimated to have an ‘enormous’ yet underreported cost. -
Government data feared stolen by hackers
HWL Ebsworth hack hits government agencies. -
Ireland fines Meta $2b for moving data to US
Largest GDPR fine ever. -
Banks join forces to intercept scam payments
Data sharing will expedite detection and blocking of scam funds. -
Generative AI supports cyber security analysts
Constraining ChatGPT training data improves accuracy. -
IDCare warns breaches may be kept secret
Declares it a ‘perverse’ impact of increased penalties. -
AWS to spend $13 billion on Australian cloud
Local data centre spend to balloon by 2027. -
Ransomware group leaks Crown Resorts data to dark web
Tasmanian government admits bank account numbers also at risk. -
Ransom group dumps Rio Tinto data on dark web
Tasmanian Government listed among coming victims. -
Service NSW update leaked personal data
Driver licences, vehicle registration, children’s names exposed.