Anti-piracy bill could block foreign sites
New piracy laws mean it could soon be harder for Australians to illegally download their favourite shows and music.
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Website blocking 'lazy and dangerous': Greens
Greens senator, Scott Ludlam, has branded the government’s controversial website blocking bill a "lazy and dangerous" piece of legislation that wouldn’t been happening if the Labor government “hadn’t gone completely missing".
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Budget 2015: Industry criticise $295.8M on security, $153.8M on data retention
Industry representatives affected by the Abbott Government’s push on security and data retention in last night’s Federal Budget have spoken out against the plans.
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Metadata regime to spur speculative invoicing, say Greens
The government’s metadata regime will open the door to more copyright prosecutions and speculative invoicing, rather than focusing on police investigations and terrorism, according to the Australian Greens.
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Ludlam letter raises concerns about Gemalto SIM card hack
Senator for Western Australia Scott Ludlam has sent a letter to Telstra CEO David Thodey expressing concerns about the use of Gemalto SIM cards by the telco following media reports that the company’s SIM card encryption keys were allegedly hacked by United States and United Kingdom intelligence agencies during 2010 and 2011.