The Weekly Cybers #14
New defence strategy to boost cyber and space capabilities, AFP runs into AN0M problems, and Chinese hackers target think tank ASPI.
The Weekly Cybers #13
Australian startups sook about proposed mergers regulation, a new way to measure the cyber threat, and are smartphones really bad for teenagers?
The Weekly Cybers #12
The ATO creates a new logo for myID but continues to be under fire for robotax, Elon Musk sues the eSafety Commission, and much more.
The Weekly Cybers #11
Digital ID bills become law but with amendments, Coalition invents a new online crime, problems predicted with anti-doxxing laws, and more.
The Weekly Cybers #10
ACCC looks into search engines and AI, cops have trouble complying with surveillance laws, and the eSafety Commission's continues her Whac-A-Mole game.
The Weekly Cybers #9
It’s many small items this week, plus a podcast about international cyber law and things.
The Weekly Cybers #8
Toughest anti-encryption laws still not being used (maybe), the politician-spy was working for China, and much more.
The Weekly Cybers #7
An easy ride for Digital ID bills, ASIO warns of cyber sabotage, cybersecurity advice, a new podcast about disinformation, and more.
The Weekly Cybers #6
A new plan for the Navy, failures at the BoM, robotax dramas, cyber failures, and criticisms of eSafety’s scan plan.
The Weekly Cybers #5
A rush to criminalise doxxing, progress on government AI, a $4.7 billion GST fraud, and more.
The Weekly Cybers #4
Wet-lettuce robodebt sanctions, more Digital ID special pleading, and the DTA almost does something.
The Weekly Cybers #3
As the work year starts, AI and digital ID loom large, Wyatt Roy goes Saudi, and cabinet archiving fails are simply incompetence not politics.
The Weekly Cybers #2
Australia sanctions a Russian hacker, the ACSC offers cybersecurity advice for business leaders, and more.
The Weekly Cybers #1
A personal look at what the Australian government has said and done in the digital and cyber realms.