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1.1m Australians’ credit card data at risk by Chinese-owned energy company – 2 March 2020

by admin | Mar 2, 2020 | News & Analysis

Alinta Energy was sold to a Chinese tycoon in 2017 and an internal privacy compliance audit by Ernst Young in June 2019, leaked by a whistleblower, found Alinta’s privacy compliance had significant risks in key areas and has put 1.1 million Australian customers...

Elderly US woman Patricia Dudding’s online scamming ‘nets $2.45m’ – 2 March 2020

by admin | Mar 2, 2020 | News & Analysis

Ms Dudding, of Huntington, West Virginia, is accused of becoming involved in the cyber-fraud scheme in about May 2018. She became an alleged ­accomplice, a so-called “money mule” laundering money from Australian victims and others, sending $US1.6m ($2.45m) to ­Nigeria...

Clive Palmer to face more criminal charges – 1 March 2020

by admin | Mar 1, 2020 | News & Analysis

Businessman and former federal MP Clive Palmer says he will fight fraud charges brought against him by ASIC. Palmer has been charged with two counts of contravening section 408C(1d) of the Criminal Code of Queensland, by dishonestly gaining a benefit or advantage,...

NIST tests forensic methods for getting data from damaged mobile phones – 29 January 2020

by admin | Feb 29, 2020 | News & Analysis

Researchers at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) have tested how well forensic methods, work, to retrieve data from damaged phones owned by criminals....

Fake Tahitian prince deported to New Zealand after defrauding millions from Queensland Government – 28 February 2020

by admin | Feb 28, 2020 | News & Analysis

Joel Morehu-Barlow defrauded the Queensland Government of more than $16 million and now has been deported to New Zealand. The court found he sent public money earmarked for charity or community groups to a third-party account before depositing funds into his own bank...
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