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Amazon architect mulls interchangeable IT
Infrastructure, developers a 'fungible resource'.
David Braue
Jun 5 2012 11:00AM
Hardware
Vodafone NZ in talks to buy TelstraClear
Twitter rumour confirmed.
Staff Writers
Jun 5 2012 10:33AM
Telco/ISP
Film studios survey targets ISP piracy responsibility
Opinion: Can a public jury be more influential than the courts?
Ry Crozier
Jun 5 2012 7:15AM
Telco/ISP
South Australia deploys database monitors
Bids to stamp out fraud.
James Hutchinson
Jun 5 2012 7:00AM
Hardware
HP, Oracle fire first shots in $4b Itanium lawsuit
Court to decide if contract exists.
Juha Saarinen
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Dan Levine
Jun 5 2012 3:11AM
Strategy
Microsoft revokes certificates used in Flame malware
Windows 8 gets first security patch.
Juha Saarinen
Jun 5 2012 2:41AM
Security
Chief Defence Scientist eyes project spin-offs
As staff cuts loom.
John Hilvert
Jun 4 2012 7:12PM
Strategy
ANZ outsources IT testing to Capgemini
Capgemini to absorb 360 bank staff.
Liz Tay
Jun 4 2012 4:43PM
Strategy
Flame signed with Microsoft certs
Redmond kills cert store, issues patch.
Darren Pauli
Jun 4 2012 3:20PM
Security
Apple releases iOS security guide
Technical specifications revealed.
Marcos Colon
Jun 4 2012 1:35PM
Security
ME Bank bakes security into core overhaul
Doles out role access to staff.
James Hutchinson
Jun 4 2012 1:21PM
Strategy
Rogue staff favour IT sabotage
Researcher warns of malicious insider attacks.
John Hilvert
Jun 4 2012 1:00PM
Security
US a target for cyber attacks in Stuxnet fallout
Anti-virus industry 'spectacularly failed'.
Juha Saarinen
Jun 4 2012 11:20AM
Security
World's smallest banking trojan discovered
Pint sized malware packs a punch.
Dan Raywood
Jun 4 2012 11:02AM
Security
US unveils initiatives to fight botnets
Industry Botnet Group spearheads work.
Greg Masters
Jun 4 2012 10:53AM
Security
US, Israel wrote Stuxnet, officials say
The NSA and Unit 8200 developed the worm to sabotage Iran's nuclear program.
Greg Masters
Jun 4 2012 10:41AM
Security
Apple details iOS security
The notoriously secretive company has released a security document on iOS.
Marcos Colon
Jun 4 2012 10:01AM
Security
Mining boom reflected in IT salaries
But as industry gets the jitters, can it last?
Ry Crozier
Jun 4 2012 7:00AM
Training & Development
GovHack 2012 gently bags Government websites
Developers take out $40,000 in prize money.
John Hilvert
Jun 3 2012 10:55PM
Software
Facebook prepares open source assault
C++ library designed for fast and easy use.
Juha Saarinen
Jun 3 2012 9:39AM
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