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BREAKING NEWS
Internet
Aussie-registered sexual abuse sites shut down
By
Staff writers
| October 01, 2008
A network of websites registered in Australia that reportedly provided access to child sexual abuse material have been shut down in a joint operation between Irish and local authorities.
Business
Tech stocks suffer dramatic downturn
By
Aharon Etengoff
| October 01, 2008
Tech stocks were hit hard on Monday as Congress rejected the $700 billion bailout bill.
Security
GPS spoofing device developed to thwart spoofing
By
Liz Tay
| October 01, 2008
Researchers have developed a portable Global Positioning System (GPS) spoofing device in a bid to explore aspects of civilian spoofing and how such attacks may be thwarted.
Security
Single Trojan accounts for 60 per cent of September attacks
By
Iain Thomson
| October 01, 2008
A single family of Trojans has accounted for over 60 per cent of malware infections in September, according to Fortinet.
Hardware
New 3.2 Tbps cable connects U.S. to China
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Staff writers
| October 01, 2008
A new submarine cable with an operating capacity of 3.2 Tbps was opened today, connecting the United States to mainland China, South Korea and Taiwan.
Telecommunications
Telstra responds to reports of stranded mobile customers
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Staff writers
| September 30, 2008
Telstra has responded to reports of "stranded customers" made by anonymous dealers to The Australian, saying that its new billing platform is "on track".
Business
Walmart to shut down DRM servers
By
Shaun Nichols
| October 01, 2008
Walmart is becoming the latest music vendor to shut down its legacy digital rights management (DRM) system, prompting warnings of potential for lost purchases.
Business
Microsoft pushes for Wall St bailout to protect tech firms
By
Shaun Nichols
| October 01, 2008
With much of Wall Street reeling from the current banking crisis, Microsoft chief executive Steve Ballmer is lobbying congress to reconsider its refusal to bail out the teetering market.
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