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Aussie police back national facial recognition database
State, federal law enforcement agree on plan to tackle organised crime.
Paris Cowan
May 22 2015 4:44PM
Software
Defence awards $77m radio support contract
Contractor Harris given additional work following rollout.
Brendon Foye
May 22 2015 12:48PM
Hardware
Qld Health aims to be off XP in 12 months
New CTO laments "worst piece of kit" in state hospitals.
Paris Cowan
May 22 2015 12:22PM
Software
Australia spared the worst of rise in web attacks: Akamai
Report paints bleak picture of increasingly hostile internet.
Juha Saarinen
May 22 2015 11:49AM
Security
Millions of Android phones don't completely wipe data
Flawed factory reset leaves data accessible.
Allie Coyne
May 22 2015 9:09AM
Security
Nokia map unit starts bidding war
German carmakers, Uber and Baidu bid in HERE auction.
Staff Writers
May 22 2015 6:18AM
Financial Services
Five Eyes spies sought to subvert Google, Samsung app stores
Attempted to plant malware, spread misinformation.
Juha Saarinen
May 22 2015 6:12AM
Security
Apple iCloud suffers widespread outages overnight
Multiple services go down.
Juha Saarinen
May 22 2015 5:43AM
Storage
Dallas Buyers Club will chase other ISP customers over piracy
Gets two weeks to submit letters to court.
Allie Coyne
May 21 2015 4:22PM
Telco/ISP
Aussie customers double-billed due to PayPal glitch
Users charged twice for one transaction.
Allie Coyne
May 21 2015 1:00PM
Financial Services
US aims to limit zero-day sales to Five Eyes
Would treat unknown software vulnerabilities as weapons.
Staff Writers
May 21 2015 12:21PM
Security
Communications moves data centre offsite in $18m deal
Signs infrastructure-as-a-service deal with ASG.
Brendon Foye
May 21 2015 11:17AM
Networking
Square sets up shop in Australia
Jack Dorsey's payments company opens Melbourne HQ.
Allie Coyne
May 21 2015 10:45AM
Financial Services
NetApp to cut 500 jobs
Lower OEM sales hurt bottom line.
Staff Writers
May 21 2015 10:02AM
Software
LogJam leaves browsers vulnerable to MiTM attack
Tens of thousands of web services affected.
Doug Drinkwater
May 21 2015 5:53AM
Security
Apple, Android app makers not swayed by mobile Windows 10
Too much effort for little gain.
Staff Writers
May 20 2015 3:58PM
Software
Telstra reveals large-scale security breach at Pacnet
Unknown attackers used SQL injection to gain access to corporate network.
Allie Coyne
May 20 2015 2:59PM
Telco/ISP
Vic Treasurer denies IT funding moratorium
Places hopes in ‘out-of-the-box’ technology.
Paris Cowan
May 20 2015 12:25PM
Strategy
Corruption inquiry hears of Ultranet’s chequered beginnings
Manager raised concerns about $1m Oracle contribution.
Paris Cowan
May 20 2015 11:16AM
Software
Tech giants urge Obama to rule out backdoors
Policy would weaken infosec and undermine human rights.
Allie Coyne
May 20 2015 9:16AM
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