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The country's considering an overhaul of privacy laws that could make it illegal to record private conversations or activities without consent via Google Glass or similar wearable technologies. 
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Australian police say they have arrested a 24-year-old senior IT worker who they allege is the leader of international hacking group LulzSec. The man was charged with attacking and defacing a government website. He was arrested on Tuesday night at his Sydney office.
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Der selbsternannte Anführer von LulzSec wurde in Australien festgenommen. Dem 24-Jährigen drohen nun zwölf Jahre Gefängnis.
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"The number of cyber incidents has increased by 42 per cent over the past two years. The strategy emphasizes the necessity of partnerships – with the Australian community, business and international governments – to better protect the country against potentially devastating cyber-attacks and to meet other national security challenges. It will also encourage the innovation Australia will need to help manage the security risks of the future," she pointed out.
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I agree completely with such a law! Privacy is a human right and needs to get protected!