Sydney Morning Herald | Spies, internet firms in firing line of national security reforms Sydney Morning Herald Spies who leak sensitive information will face tough new penalties of up to 10 years' jail and internet firms could be forced to store customers' data for up to two years under sweeping national security reforms. Prompted in part by the leaks from renegade US ... Spying spies face tougher penalties |
Spies, internet firms in firing line of national security reforms – Sydney Morning Herald
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Jul 16, 2014