Can AI Bring an End to Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking?
For those who think bonded labor and slavery are things of the past, talking to Matthew Friedman will prove to be an eye-opener. The founder…
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View all →Bunnings and Kmart facial recognition probe set to finish by July – Security – Software
An investigation by Australia’s privacy watchdog into Kmart’s and Bunnings’ use of facial recognition technology is likely to be completed by the end of June.…
Windows 10 20H2 for Enterprise reaches end of service in May
Microsoft says Windows 10, version 20H2 for enterprise and education users will reach the end of service (EOS) in three months, on May 9, 2023.…
Actionable intelligence is the key to better security outcomes
Despite the widespread belief that understanding the cyber threat actors who could be targeting their organization is important, 79% of respondents stated that their organizations…
French law to report cyberincidents within 3 days to become effective soon
A French law has been announced that requires victims of a cyberincident to report within 72 hours after discovery. We have heard similar proposals that…
Hycu aims at universal SaaS backup with R-Cloud
Backup specialist Hycu has launched R-Cloud, a backup development environment to provide a universal data protection platform for as-a-service applications that run in the cloud.…
Meet the State Government Finalists in the 2023 iTnews Benchmark Awards – Benchmarking Change
The finalists for the iTnews Benchmark Awards Best State Government Project, sponsored by Appian, represent the most innovative and impactful information technology projects across the…
Apple fixes new WebKit zero-day exploited to hack iPhones, Macs
Apple has released emergency security updates to address a new zero-day vulnerability used in attacks to hack iPhones, iPads, and Macs. The zero-day patched today…
Consent to gather data is a misguided solution, study reveals
There’s a flaw in the notice-of-consent approach, and this is evident in the stark gap in knowledge noted by a recent study by the Annenberg…
Investigatory Powers Act: Home Office proposes rethink of safeguards on bulk data collection
The Home Office’s independent review of the Investigatory Powers Act (IPA) will assess whether safeguards on the way the police and intelligence agencies acquire and…
Woolworths board lands former Microsoft Australia leader – Strategy – Training & Development
Woolworths Group has added former Microsoft Australia president, Tracey Fellows, to its board, alongside one-time chief financial officer for Telstra, Warwick Bray. Joining the board…
451 PyPI packages install Chrome extensions to steal crypto
Over 450 malicious PyPI python packages were found installing malicious browser extensions to hijack cryptocurrency transactions made through browser-based crypto wallets and websites. This discovery…