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After AT&T data breach, what can be done to protect consumers? - Vimarsana News

After AT&T data breach, what can be done to protect consumers?

AT&T announced Saturday that sensitive customer data was found on the dark web, and the company is trying to figure out how it got there.

The government wants to criminalise doxing. It may not work to stamp out bad behaviour online - Vimarsana News

The government wants to criminalise doxing. It may not work to stamp out bad behaviour online

Anthony Albanese has flagged a crack-down on people’s personal details being shared online without consent. But like so much of the internet, it’s hard to police.

For domestic violence victim-survivors, a data or privacy breach can be extraordinarily dangerous - Vimarsana News

For domestic violence victim-survivors, a data or privacy breach can be extraordinarily dangerous

Authorities across Australia and the UK are sounding the alarm about how data breaches have endangered domestic violence victim-survivors.

Forgiveness or punishment? The government's proposed 'safe harbour' laws send mixed messages on cyber security - Vimarsana News

Forgiveness or punishment? The government's proposed 'safe harbour' laws send mixed messages on cyber security

The Australian government has promised to crack down on companies that aren’t prepared to defend themselves against cyber crime, but their proposed new laws may offer those same businesses a reprieve.

Perth's Optus Stadium has drawn more consumer anger after the outage. Another case of the 'stadium curse'? - Vimarsana News

Perth's Optus Stadium has drawn more consumer anger after the outage. Another case of the 'stadium curse'?

Stadium naming rights are controversial at the best of times, so why do companies pay so much for them?