đź“°Ticketmaster leaks, Optus report to be discussed in court case Another quick one this week, hopefully be back to normally in a week or two. Hackers claim Ticketmaster/Live Nation data breach, more than 500m compromisedAn infamous hacking collective claims to have 1.3 terabytes of customer data stolen from
đź“°MediSecure data up for sale, PM on board for raising the social media age to 16, more breaches, and the funniest article I'd read in weeks about AI being not ready for prime time unless you like glue in your pizza sauce. I've limited time this
đź“°Digital ID passes Parliament, Border Force is unlawfully taking our phones, SA to ban the socials if you're under 14, Computers make Woolies run out of fruit, and breaches, breaches and more breaches. The Digital ID has passed Parliament, which will allow people with "passports, birth certificates
đź“°Aus Gov to release credential misuse notifier app, Privacy Bill back in the news, big week for ransomware, and it's Dell's turn for a data leak. In the news New government app set to fight credential misuseIn an effort to thwart cyber criminals misusing stolen credentials,
Privacy Awareness Week is now on and runs from 6-12 May this year. I figured it warranted its own post as I wasn't aware of it to put it in the last newsletter. Looks like there is some decent info for everyone to understand and I've
đź“°Prove your age to watch porn trial incoming, Drivers License scans 'leaked', Qantas messes up, Immich team gets paid, Starlink gets a competitor and more! In the news It's Australia's turn to try online age verification when you want to watch some porn. This
đź“°Elon still yelling at Australia, your smoke alarms are leaking your personal data, casino software glitch gives out free money, and TikTok Australia talks U.S. ban. In the news It was a busy week in regards to Elon Musk Vs. Australia, so it was hard to pick the best
đź“°Elon accuses eSaftey of censorship, most banks admit they need to modernise their systems, Apple Vs Epic in Aus is sliding under the radar, NBN shows they can give huge speeds but never probably will, Chinese hackers and more. In the news Meta and X cop takedown orders over Sydney
Privacy focused platform Proton has announced it's acquiring the end-to-end encrypted note taking application Standard Notes, Australian arrested in relation to Firebird RAT, Telstra customer details found on hacking forum, Diabetes WA cyber incident, Digital ID Laws clear the Senate, Google kills a service (that of course no
This is AusPrivacy, and it's just getting started.