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Leveson Inquiry hears claims of newspaper computer hacking

28
Nov
2011

The Leveson Inquiry, whose examination into the sometimes dodgy ethics and practices of British newspaper journalists is presently making headlines in the UK, has heard allegations of computer hacking. Ian Hurst, a former British army intelligence officer who handled IRA informers in Northern Ireland, has told the Leveson Inquiry today about how he believes his […]

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Privacy and security in the cloud – is there any?

30
May
2011

This evening (Monday 30 May 2011), I’ll be lecturing at the New South Wales branch forum of the Australian Computer Society (ACS). The topic is Privacy and security in the cloud – is there any? The Cloud – whatever that is – isn’t new, whatever the marketing material may imply. But the scale of many […]

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