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How To Make VPNs Even More Secure
From being a niche product used by the few, in the past few years VPN services have hit the big time. These days more …
Telstra wants film studios to sue downloaders
Telstra has supported Communications Minister Malcolm Turnbull’s call for rights holders to sue customers who have ignored warning notices and have continued to download …
Google acceleration of SHA-1 deprecation draws resistance
After some pushback from the industry, Google has revised its timetable for deprecating support of SHA-1 crypto hash for issuing TLS/SSL digital certificates, but …
4chan website introduces copyright mechanism after celebrity hacking
Internet image board 4chan has introduced a policy for complying with the American Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) for the first time. The site …
Firefox 32 includes public key pinning, fixes critical vulnerabilities
Six security advisories – three of which are deemed critical – were addressed in the Tuesday release of Firefox 32, which also comes with …
Google knows what’s in your email before you do
Back in February, in a San Jose courtroom, a bombshell was dropped that could have been erased from the public record. It turns out …
Telstra found divulging web browsing histories to law-enforcement agencies without a warrant
The federal government has been left red-faced following revelations that law-enforcement agencies have been accessing Australians’ web browsing histories without a warrant. Access to …
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