The hacking community has taken notice to another hacker who claims to have internal documents on several governments from around the world including the US, Russia and several European countries. ...
Some interesting things coming out of Australia this week. It seems that AFACT (Australian Federation Against Copyright Theft) is attempting to pressure ISPs into implementing a three strikes law ...
It would appear that ThePirateBay is one of the most popular data dumping grounds for scores of hacked data. One of the latest data dump appears to be an ...
LulzSec might be gone as an entity, but their effect, and leaks, are living on. This time, their latest leak is targeting several government servers. Anonymous clearly is ...
LulzSec has certainly had an effect on many around the world. Love them or hate them, it's next to impossible to deny that they have caught the attention of ...
Starting next month, Telstra, Optus, and Primus will block customer access to more than 500 websites; critics complain of a lack of transparency and inability for sites to appeal placement ...
If there is anything that is surprising about the LulzSec story, outside of their success, is the poor quality of journalism when it comes to covering the hacking. After ...
The 2011-2012 Australian federal budget ends grants for the Voluntary Internet Filtering Grants Program to save $9.6 million over three years. Labor Party still plans to move forward with mandatory ISP-level ...
Sony, Visa and a few others have been trying to reassure PSN (PlayStation Network) that users credit card information is still safe in spite of unverified reports that money is ...
Net filtering has been brought up a lot in recent months. But how effective are different kinds of filtering technology? As one school found out the hard ...
Still convinced that the ISP "authorized infringement" by not properly sanctioning file-sharing customers.
Despite having twice lost its case against Aussie ISP iiNet, the Australian Federation Against Copyright Theft (AFACT) has ...
Aussie ISP's managing director John Linton says iiNet has made "childishly absurd suggestions" for how to deal with file-sharing customers in its “Encouraging Legitimate Use of Online Content" report.
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Publishes paper entitled "Encouraging Legitimate Use of Online Content" that says "disconnection without judicial oversight violates the presumption of innocence," and suggests instead a system of "traffic infringements" that ...
Judges once again rule that iiNet isn't responsible for customers illegally downloading copyrighted material. Conclude that BitTorrent System and not iiNet's network is what's to blame, for file-sharers need to ...
Trefor Davies, chief technology officer for the UK ISP Timico, says that a porn filter is "technically not possible," that "you end up with a system that's either hugely expensive" ...
Not a lot of news is happening in Australia lately regarding the mandatory web filtering. So we decided to find out if anything has happened lately. Turns out, ...
Country lacks an 18+ rating for computer games which means that MA 15+ is the highest classification game developers can hope for, thereby restricting them to the creation of apps ...
Liberal-National Coalition says that harmful content would be largely immune to filtering, that parents are the best Net filter, and with it leading the polls a little over 2 weeks ...
The shut down of 73,000 blogs certainly had a lot of people talking. The story made international headlines and, as a result, we here at ZeroPaid had the opportunity ...
Govt fears releasing information on its controversial plan to store traffic history for all Internet users could "lead to premature unnecessary debate and could potentially prejudice and impede government decision ...
