online safety

Australians are particularly susceptible to online scams, despite having a full swathe of internet safety regulators.

The deal will see both countries bolster efforts to monitor online content to ensure harmful material is curbed.

Scammers use stolen identities of taxpayers to file fraudulent returns and claim tax refunds.

Top rules parents have introduced for their child’s online safety include not accepting requests from strangers, never sharing ...

Seven states currently have age-verification laws for pornography websites. Five states have bills for age-verification under consideration.

Almost half of Australians have easy-to-guess passwords, resulting in more than $190 million (US$127 million) being lost to ...

Legislation introduced on April 26 by a group of bipartisan senators would set a minimum age for social ...

As the new school year begins, parents and guardians have been urged to stay alert for their kid’s ...

Australia's new online safety measures came into force on Sunday, which could mean social media platforms are now ...

The Morrison government is set to establish an Online Safety Youth Advisory Council to combat online trolling and hold social ...