NSW to pilot digital identity verification for government services
The upcoming service is expected to be provided on an opt-in basis.
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US Justice Department shuts down Russian dark web marketplace Hydra
Hydra's servers and $25 million worth of bitcoin were seized by the US Department of Justice and German federal police on Tuesday.
Australia to develop a data security framework
Home Affairs is seeking public consultation on how it should develop Australia's action plan for protecting citizen data.
Epic Games faces setback in Apple lawsuit with trial date pushed back to 2024
An Australian federal court judge has ordered the Epic-Apple trial be rescheduled to 2024 so its timing is closer to a similar dispute between Epic and Google.
US oversight panel to probe Amazon's labor practices for severe weather events
The probe comes after six Amazon warehouse employees died from tornadoes in Edwardsville, Illinois.
'Marvel superpower': Home Affairs wants industry to rely on its cyber powers more often
Home Affairs Secretary Mike Pezzullo provides tips on how organisations should approach cybersecurity, including partnering with government and setting up cyber mousetraps for older mainframes.
Coalition launches new digital trade framework ahead of Australian election
Digital trade is expected to grow to AU$192 billion by 2030.
Australia's second tranche of cyber laws passes both Houses
Critical infrastructure entities will now be required to maintain a risk management program, which Home Affairs has said, on average, will cost organisations a one-off AU$9.7 million for setting it up and an annual ongoing cost of AU$3.7 million.
Additional Budget funds for AFP to be used for deploying 'hacking' Bill warrants
Along with deploying the warrants, the AFP has launched a new centre for protecting high-office holders and parliamentarians in the upcoming federal election against various threats, including online harassment.
Apple to let dating apps in the Netherlands use third-party payment systems freely
After €50 million in fines, Apple has changed its App Store policies again.