EDITOR'S NOTE

Good Afternoon,

The Australian Federal Police were very quick to swoop on an IT worker's discovery of 19,000 credit card details exposed on the public internet late Friday.

Affected Australian customers were promised swift action by the authorities and their trusted credit card companies.

Their efforts must have slowed over the weekend, because iTnews can confirm the personal and financial data is still available on the web, and affected customers are still yet to be informed.

-- Brett Winterford

TODAY ON ITNEWS

By Brett Winterford | March 23, 2009

Australians whose credit card details and other personal data have been exposed on the public Internet since Friday are yet to be contacted by their credit card merchants or law enforcement authorities.

By Staff writers | March 23, 2009

Days after ACMA's blacklist was purportedly leaked to Wikileaks, Perth-based ISP iiNet has withdrawn from negotiations with the Government to participate in round two of the internet filtering trials.

By Ry Crozier | March 23, 2009

Queensland-based Dedicated Host appears to have shut down after being cut off by at least one wholesale provider and its outsourced support service.

By Staff writers | March 23, 2009

Dell Australia is offering an extra fortnight for tech savvy Australian small businesses to submit an application to win between US$25,000 and US$50,000 in Dell products and services.

By Miya Knights | March 23, 2009

Palm has posted its seventh consecutive loss-making quarter as it unveiled its latest financial results for the 2009 fiscal year.

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