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● Five of Indonesia’s top female founders have met with Australian government, industry leaders and investors
● Affirms importance of mentorship for young startups amid economic headwinds and resistance to female founders from investor community
● Comes as countries look to foster stronger trade ties across multiple domains

The cream of Indonesia’s SheHacks startup program has arrived in Sydney, with five leading female founders from Jakarta ready to meet with government, industry leaders and investors to explore opportunities for transnational collaboration and mentorship.

A technology enthusiast was initially puzzled when he and his wife received links that looked dodgy to click on in order to verify the credit cards the pair had taken from a particular provider.

COMPANY NEWS: Keeper Security, the leading provider of zero-trust and zero-knowledge cybersecurity software protecting passwords, passkeys, privileged access, secrets and remote connections, today introduces support for hardware security keys as a single Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) method.

Independent world leader in memory products Kingston has released the DataTraveler 2000 encrypted USB Flash drive with hardware encryption and PIN protection via an alphanumeric keypad.

Let’s replace insecure passwords, hints, and PINS. Nuance – makers of voice to text like Dragon Dictate – has much grander plans for voice recognition and biometrics.

A new model has been proposed to make it easier for deafblind consumers to access telco customers service call centres.

The CEO of elecronic payments company eftpos, Bruce Mansfield, has admitted that the move from signatures to mandatory PINs when making point of sale payments is causing problems for retailers, especially restaurants and cafes, where the tipping option no longer exists at eftpos terminals.

Merchant EFTPOS payments provider Tyro says the move this year to mandatory PIN codes instead of signatures on credit and debit card purchases will better protect consumers and help stamp out card theft and skimming.

Research from Cambridge University highlights the danger of self-chosen PIN numbers - on average one in eleven wallets will contain a date-of-birth that matches the PIN for a banking card.

If your wireless router supports Wi-Fi Protected Setup turn it off immediately (if you can).

Commencing in the past few days, all stores in the Woolworths group have banned the use of debit Visa and Mastercard transactions. This will lead to an increase in transaction fraud and greater costs to the consumer.