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#BlackHat: Java malware exploits type confusion vulnerability
Type confusion is the 'most essential' aspect of Java security.
Fahmida Y. Rashid
Jul 30 2012 10:37AM
Security
Websense launches CSI forensics services
Pitched to help offs under attack
Dan Raywood
Jul 30 2012 8:45AM
Security
#BlackHat: Phones hijacked by malicious NFC tag
Android, Nokia compromised.
Marcos Colon
Jul 30 2012 8:37AM
Security
Pwn2Own targets mobiles
Attacks mat require little user interaction to steal data.
Dan Raywood
Jul 30 2012 8:23AM
Security
Apple, Samsung prepare last-ditch fight in US
Anticipated court battle begins.
Dan Levine
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Poornima Gupta
Jul 30 2012 7:27AM
Hardware
Google retained Street View data in UK
Chided for retention.
Staff Writers
Jul 30 2012 7:21AM
Security
Hackers release stolen AAPT data
But nothing sensitive yet revealed in leaks.
Darren Pauli
Jul 30 2012 7:02AM
Security
Samsung forced to seek new evidence in Aussie Apple suit
Back to the drawing board.
Primrose Riordan
Jul 30 2012 7:00AM
Hardware
Farr prepares to hand over ‘secret IT business’
Defence CIO to seek new role in 2013.
John Hilvert
Jul 30 2012 7:00AM
Strategy
CommBank signs up Pi developers
Eftpos, PayPal mull opportunities.
David Braue
Jul 30 2012 7:00AM
Software
Anonymous dumps hacked AAPT data
But nothing sensitive yet revealed in leaks.
Darren Pauli
Jul 29 2012 2:51AM
Security
AAPT hack exploited 'very old' Cold Fusion hole
Stolen data held on dedicated server.
Darren Pauli
Jul 27 2012 1:01PM
Security
Telstra suspects underbelly of illegal repeaters
'Tens' busted each year.
Ry Crozier
Jul 27 2012 12:28PM
Telco/ISP
Google launches gigabit fibre service in US
Takes pre-orders for next locations.
James Hutchinson
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Juha Saarinen
Jul 27 2012 12:20PM
Networking
AAPT hack exploited 'very old' Cold Fusion hole
Stolen data held on dedicated server.
Darren Pauli
Jul 27 2012 11:30AM
Security
Telstra scales service management for faster support
Cuts service provisioning time by 80 percent.
David Braue
Jul 27 2012 11:00AM
Telco/ISP
Apple claims superiority over Samsung 3G patents
Parties argue dictionary definitions in Federal Court.
Primrose Riordan
Jul 27 2012 7:30AM
Hardware
Seventh Day Adventists see the light in cloud
Church brings 20 sites onto single platform.
Staff Writers
Jul 27 2012 7:23AM
Networking
ICT contractors face short-term shift
Long contracts off the table.
Staff Writers
Jul 27 2012 7:01AM
Training & Development
Melbourne IT takes heat for Cold Fusion breach
How one hole delivered AAPT data and Qld Govt sites.
James Hutchinson
Jul 27 2012 7:00AM
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