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Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke is moving ahead with an overhaul of Australia's student visa system, expanding the crackdown beyond visitors by closing more onshore pathways to permanent residency. New National Code changes also tighten rules on student transfers, with some students having their immigration clocks reset. Business groups have raised concerns that related visa changes, including to backpacker visas, will make staffing harder for employers already struggling with labour shortages.
- 2Odd .sk domain serving Armenian book search results raises eyebrows●🔎 Detective story in many acts - I was searching for some book in English and this weird domain caught my eye in Google
A user searching Google for an English-language book came across hy.1lib.sk, a domain registered under Slovakia's country code but displaying mixed Armenian and English content. The unusual mismatch between the domain's nationality and its content has prompted a multi-part investigation being shared online, touching on how shadowy ebook libraries exploit national domain registries.
- 3GitHub credentials exposed in AI training datasets●Credenziali GitHub esposte anche nei dataset per l’addestramento dell’IA # infosec https:// cert-agid.gov.it/news/creden
Italy's cybersecurity agency CERT-AGID is warning that GitHub credentials have been found exposed in datasets used to train artificial intelligence models. Leaked secrets in publicly scraped code repositories can end up embedded in AI training data, creating risks of credential reuse and unauthorized access. The advisory underscores growing concern among security experts about how AI data pipelines handle sensitive information from public code.
- 4Top Democrat demands AI firms disclose Chinese access to code▼Leading Democrat asks AI firms for data on any Chinese access to sensitive code
A leading Democrat in Congress has asked major artificial intelligence companies to provide information on whether Chinese entities have gained access to sensitive source code. The request reflects growing concern in Washington that US-developed AI technology and underlying software could be exposed to foreign adversaries. The inquiry adds to a broader push for stricter oversight of the AI industry's security practices and its dealings with China.
- 5Who Taxes Space? New Challenges for the Space Economy●Who taxes space? - new challenges for the space economy
As commercial space activity accelerates, governments and legal experts are confronting an unresolved question: which authority can tax business conducted in orbit or beyond? Existing space treaties never anticipated private companies running satellites, manufacturing in orbit, or planning lunar operations, leaving a regulatory and fiscal vacuum. The debate touches on national tax codes, international law, and how to fund shared space infrastructure, and is drawing attention from policymakers and the growing space industry.