Five Eyes warns A/NZ MSPs of increased cyber threat
Managed service providers (MSPs) are facing a heightened threat of cyber attacks and have been urged to re-evaluate security processes and contractual commitments with customers.
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Critics question 'Five Eyes' push to expand spies' telecoms access
Former government officials and privacy campaigners are questioning demands by “Five Eyes” security ministers that high-tech communications systems should remain accessible to spies and official investigators.
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'Five Eyes' security alliance calls for access to encrypted material
The US-led "Five Eyes" intelligence alliance said on Tuesday that tech firms must allow law enforcement agencies access to encrypted material, warning that failing to do so puts people at risk.
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Five eyes meeting focuses on IoT security
The next Five Eyes meeting being currently held in London will focus on internet of things (IoT) devices security.
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Five Eyes hacked 'Russia's Google' Yandex to spy on accounts
Hackers working for Western intelligence agencies broke into Russian internet search company Yandex in late 2018.
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Five Eyes’ cyber guys discuss global threats in Scotland
Members of the Five Eyes intelligence alliance have spoken in public together for the first time at a conference in Scotland.
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Digital executives shun Five Eyes ministerial meet-up on Gold Coast
A Five Eyes meeting concluded yesterday with a series of resolutions on the internet, cyber security, encryption and countering foreign interference.
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Tech companies to face new encrypted messaging laws
The Federal Government is set to introduce new laws that will compel tech companies to help Australian security forces access encrypted messages.
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Five Eyes want “cooperation” from tech companies on encryption
Australia’s ISPs and device makers set to receive an uncomfortable request - give up user data if asked.
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What the other Four Eyes make of Australia’s encryption crackdown
Australia will push “thwarting the encryption of terrorist messaging” at a meeting of the Five Eyes nations in Canada this week.
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Australia looks to lead Five Eyes encryption discussion
Australia addresses the "involvement of industry in thwarting the encryption of terrorist messaging" at the Five Eyes conference in Canada.
