News

IT minister decries NT's own 'Qld Health payroll' fiasco

IT minister decries NT's own 'Qld Health payroll' fiasco

Considers legal action against Fujitsu.
Paris Cowan Dec 5 2013 1:10PM Software
Dexter point-of-sale malware strikes U.S. and abroad

Dexter point-of-sale malware strikes U.S. and abroad

After recently impacting banks in South Africa, the malware is now infecting point-of-sale systems throughout the globe, including those in the U.S., a security firm found.
Danielle Walker Dec 5 2013 1:08PM Security
Qantas suppliers hit by $2bn cost cutting endeavour

Qantas suppliers hit by $2bn cost cutting endeavour

Airline won’t rule out IT job cuts.
Allie Coyne Dec 5 2013 11:42AM Hardware
NSA tracking phones worldwide: report

NSA tracking phones worldwide: report

Using carrier networks.
Staff Writers Dec 5 2013 11:05AM Telco/ISP
Facebook Yahoo Twitter Google hacked cred bonanza discovered

Facebook Yahoo Twitter Google hacked cred bonanza discovered

Researchers discovered a treasure trove of nearly two million pilfered credentials from a variety of companies, including Facebook, Google, Yahoo and Twitter.
Adam Greenberg Dec 5 2013 10:00AM Security
Bitcoin theft narcotics bazaar some claim inside job

Bitcoin theft narcotics bazaar some claim inside job

Sheep Marketplace, an illicit drug bazaar available over the Tor network, shut down last weekend after millions in bitcoins were plundered from the website.
Adam Greenberg Dec 5 2013 7:00AM Security
Conec2 wants $6m to go public

Conec2 wants $6m to go public

Pitches prospective investors.
Allie Coyne Dec 5 2013 6:49AM Telco/ISP
Britain to allow Huawei security hub in Oxfordshire

Britain to allow Huawei security hub in Oxfordshire

PM's security advisor gives the all clear.
Andrew Osborn , Peter Griffiths Dec 5 2013 6:41AM Security
Millions of stolen passwords found in botnet controller

Millions of stolen passwords found in botnet controller

Same simple passwords still commonly in use.
Juha Saarinen Dec 5 2013 6:09AM Security
Canada passes world's toughest anti-spam law

Canada passes world's toughest anti-spam law

Penalties up to $10 million.
Juha Saarinen Dec 5 2013 4:52AM Training & Development
Oracle taps former SAP talent to lead ANZ

Oracle taps former SAP talent to lead ANZ

Ian White departs.
Brett Winterford Dec 4 2013 8:13PM Training & Development
WA govt hits go on $52m network infrastructure panel

WA govt hits go on $52m network infrastructure panel

Twelve vendors to share the pie.
Paris Cowan Dec 4 2013 3:17PM Networking
Linux worm targets 'internet of things'

Linux worm targets 'internet of things'

Exploits PHP vulnerability.
Danielle Walker Dec 4 2013 2:05PM Security
Carders' bid to steal christmas

Carders' bid to steal christmas

Neverquest mass banking attack.
Tim Ring Dec 4 2013 2:00PM Security
Sydney ferry service targets IT makeover

Sydney ferry service targets IT makeover

Upgrades to Windows 8.
Staff Writers Dec 4 2013 1:55PM Hardware
Qld agencies blowing out procurement costs

Qld agencies blowing out procurement costs

Few users of whole-of-gov system.
Allie Coyne Dec 4 2013 1:08PM Financial Services
RBS admits to decades of IT neglect

RBS admits to decades of IT neglect

Following mass systems crash.
Staff Writers Dec 4 2013 12:50PM Security
Telstra lands tower fee win in Qld court

Telstra lands tower fee win in Qld court

No need to pay high rates while it challenges laws.
Ry Crozier Dec 4 2013 12:44PM Telco/ISP
Iran nuclear geeks brace for Stuxnet's BIG BROTHER

Iran nuclear geeks brace for Stuxnet's BIG BROTHER

Fars News Agency reports.
Adam Greenberg Dec 4 2013 12:05PM Security
Bad apps bypasses Android locks

Bad apps bypasses Android locks

Researchers say Google borked bug bounties.
Tim Ring Dec 4 2013 11:00AM Security

Log In

  |  Forgot your password?