EDITOR'S NOTE

Good afternoon,

Australia's Privacy Commissioner has announced an investigation into a potential data breach for customers of beleaguered mobile network operator, VHA.

Also today, a quick summary of the Federal Government's cloud computing strategy (look out for my opinion on the subject later this afternoon) and a weekend story we neglected to post earlier this morning about the U.S. Government demanding Wikileaks data from Twitter.

-- Brett Winterford

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TODAY ON ITNEWS

By Brett Winterford | January 10, 2011

Canberra prepares to embrace cloud computing.

By Liz Tay | January 10, 2011

Four million customers' details reportedly at risk.

By Staff Writer | January 10, 2011

US Government investigation revealed via leaked subpoena.

By Jim Finkle | January 10, 2011

WPA-PSK not powerful enough in a cloud world.

By Staff Writer | January 10, 2011

Two ends plugged into same router.

By Ry Crozier | January 10, 2011

Western Australia and NSW regions first to benefit.

By Jennifer Scott | January 10, 2011

Picks up Dimdim.

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