The effort to repeal Australia’s anti-encryption law got a major boost. IBM has come out against the heavily criticized laws.
IBM Levels Criticism Towards Australia’s Anti-Security Laws Read More »
In this ninth episode of the Freezenet official podcast, “Your Security Is a Hack Magnet”, we check out the news and reviews for the month
Freezenet’s Official Podcast: July 2019: Your Security Is a Hack Magnet Read More »
The bad news keeps rolling in for Australia’s anti-encryption law. This time, some are pointing out that it contradicts American and European privacy laws.
Australia’s Anti-Encryption Laws Contradict US and EU Privacy Laws Read More »
The damage caused by Australia’s anti-encryption laws is by no means domestic. Companies are reportedly blacklisting the country as well.
Multinational Companies Blacklisting Australia Over Anti-Encryption Laws Read More »
Australia has pretty much dispensed with all pretense. They are using their anti-encryption laws to go after journalists.
Australia Uses Anti-Encryption Laws to Target Journalists Read More »
Innovation and investment is going through an exodus away from Australia. That according to at least one company on the ground.
Australian Anti-Encryption Laws Sparks Innovation & Investment Exodus Read More »
Fallout from Australia’s anti-encryption laws are continuing to be felt to this day. Students are being discouraged from taking courses that could teach encryption.
Australian Students Steering Clear of Encryption Courses Thanks to AA Law Read More »
Australia’s anti-encryption laws continues to get push back. This time, that push back is once again coming from the Australian Green Party.
Australian Green Party Calls For Repeal of Anti-Encryption Laws Read More »
After passing the lower house, it seems that authorities are wasting no time in demanding backdoor’s be put in place.
Report: Backdoor’s Already Being Requested By Australian Authorities Read More »
Australia’s anti-encryption laws is drawing fresh fire from members of the technology community. This time, it’s coming from FastMail and Mozilla.
Australia’s Anti-Encryption Laws Draws Fresh Fire From FastMail, Mozilla Read More »
