EDITOR'S NOTE

Happy Friday!

Security vendor RSA has suffered an embarassing breach of its systems, conceding hackers had made off with product data relating to its two-factor authentication offering SecurID.

Also today, Telstra delays its planned shareholder vote on a deal with NBN Co.

And the latest from court cases involving Oracle Australia and CA...

-- Ry Crozier

MOST READ New hardware to enable a computational brain UWA deploys refrigerator for quantum research Secret copyright treaty derails Australian Internet code Telstra more than doubles prepaid data quotas Attackers use Windows flaw to target activists on Google FEATURED COMMENT "@Rossko Ergon Energy - (the contractor doing the NBN build in Townsville) - have no access to the Telstra pits/ducts/conduits you are pining for. Only the ratification of the Telstra/NBN Co deal by Telstra shareholders will grant access to that infrastructure. The NBN pilot site in Brunswick Victoria is underground in the Telstra pits and ducts. Why? Because Telstra is the contractor on ..." EMwyres commenting on IBM selects Townsville for 'smart city' grant

TODAY ON ITNEWS

By Staff Writer | March 18, 2011

Data on two-factor tokens stolen.

By Ry Crozier | March 18, 2011

No new timetable.

By Ry Crozier | March 18, 2011

Hearing not set.

By Ry Crozier | March 18, 2011

More expert evidence to be laid on about six files.

By Alexei Oreskovic | March 18, 2011

Could affect availability.

By Stewart Mitchell | March 18, 2011

Admits security hole in operating system.

By John Gillooly | March 18, 2011

Fusion lends power to the tired netbook space.

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