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Warning on financial & tax cyber crime

Source: Labor Herald

Sydney : Australia | 3 months ago

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The Assistant Treasurer, Senator Nick Sherry, said today that an Australian Taxation Office (ATO) submission to a Parliamentary inquiry highlights the growing dangers of cyber crime to the financial and tax security of individual Australians and also to Government agencies. The Assistant Treasurer...

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