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TODAY ON iTnews.com.au:

Adobe to launch ad-supported Web 2.0 video-editing tools

BlackBerry users work longer and earn more

US accredits two e-voting test labs

PartyPoker under siege

PS3 Australian launch date revealed

Telecom to fork out $8.5m for technical glitch

RSA Europe: Frank Abagnale confirmed as keynote speaker

Report: Chinese hackers waging cyberwar on US

HP quarterly profit rises, helped by PCs

AirMagnet adds remote wireless analysis for Cisco

Cisco Warns that 77 routers are vulnerable to new drive-by pharming attack

Thursday, 22nd February 2007

Headlines

	Adobe to launch ad-supported Web 2.0 video-editing tools
	BlackBerry users work longer and earn more
	US accredits two e-voting test labs
	PartyPoker under siege
	PS3 Australian launch date revealed
	Telecom to fork out $8.5m for technical glitch
	RSA Europe: Frank Abagnale confirmed as keynote speaker
	Report: Chinese hackers waging cyberwar on US
	HP quarterly profit rises, helped by PCs
	AirMagnet adds remote wireless analysis for Cisco
	Cisco Warns that 77 routers are vulnerable to new drive-by pharming attack

Tim Lohman,
Editor

This afternoon, Australia’s most widely used poker website has become the target of a global phishing scam today, according to security vendor Websense.

Also making news, Telecom will shortly be coughing up $8.5m to satiate disaffected customers following technical issues with its Go Large plan.

Mail your comments on this afternoon’s news:

editor@itnews.com.au

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Adobe to launch ad-supported Web 2.0 video-editing tools
The online versions of Adobe's Premiere Element and Premiere Pro products are augmented by a partnership with Photobucket.
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Research/Trends

BlackBerry users work longer and earn more
According to a recent study, heavy users of BlackBerrys and other smartphones work harder and longer but make more money. Is the trade-off worth it?.
By Staff writers

Research/Trends

US accredits two e-voting test labs
The Election Assistance Commission gives thumbs up to iBeta Quality Assurance and Sys Test Labs. A decision on a N.Y. contractor is pending..
By Staff writers

Security

PartyPoker under siege
Australia’s most widely used poker website has become the target of a global phishing scam today, according to security vendor Websense.
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Hardware

PS3 Australian launch date revealed
Sony Computer Entertainment Australia today confirmed Australian release details surrounding the release of PlayStation3.
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Telco/ISP

Telecom to fork out $8.5m for technical glitch
Telecom will shortly be coughing up $8.5m to satiate disaffected customers following technical issues with its Go Large plan.
By Staff writers

Security

RSA Europe: Frank Abagnale confirmed as keynote speaker
Frank Abagnale, the notorious fraudster of the 1960s whose life was the inspiration for the film 'Catch Me If You Can', is the first confirmed keynote speaker for the RSA Conference Europe to be held in London later this year.
By Fiona Raisbeck

Security

Report: Chinese hackers waging cyberwar on US
Chinese hackers are waging war against the United States through the cyber realm, a senior defense official said last week.
By Ericka Chickowski

Hardware

HP quarterly profit rises, helped by PCs
Hewlett-Packard said Tuesday its quarterly profit rose 26 percent, helped by a very strong performance in its personal computing businesses, topping Wall Street targets.
By Staff writers

Convergence

AirMagnet adds remote wireless analysis for Cisco
New Enterprise Analyzer for Cisco promises real-time data businesses can use to optimize Wi-Fi performance. Experts say while the solution offers compelling troubleshooting capabilities, it doesn't work with legacy Cisco "fat" access points.
By Staff writers

Security

Cisco Warns that 77 routers are vulnerable to new drive-by pharming attack
Users -- both home and commercial -- need to change the default user name and password on their routers.
By Staff writers