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Trend Micro open sources spyware tool
Hijack This pushed to SourceForge.
Staff Writer
Feb 20 2012 12:32PM
Security
Student jailed for hacking Facebook
Would-be ethical hacker jailed.
Darren Pauli
Feb 20 2012 12:30PM
Security
Opticomm: No technical barrier to open access cable
Launches Aussie-first wholesale cable network.
James Hutchinson
Feb 20 2012 12:13PM
Telco/ISP
How enterprises can help stamp out spambots
Comment: Companies are actively taking part in cybercrime rings.
Michelle Drolet, founder and CEO, Towerwall
Feb 20 2012 12:00PM
Financial Services
Adobe issues emergency Flash patch
Addresses publicly exploited cross-site scripting flaw.
Dan Kaplan
Feb 20 2012 12:00PM
Security
HP Australia to build new security consulting team
Brings Vistorm capability to region.
Ry Crozier
Feb 20 2012 11:19AM
Security
Rio Tinto spends $442m to automate trains
Covers part of Pilbara rail network.
Ry Crozier
Feb 20 2012 10:57AM
Hardware
Optus buys Perth-based vividwireless
Plans hybrid TD/FD-LTE mobile broadband network.
James Hutchinson
Feb 20 2012 10:08AM
Telco/ISP
Russian polling cameras face DDoS attacks
Hackers target Putin's camera network.
Gleb Bryanski
Feb 20 2012 10:00AM
Security
Student jailed for hacking Facebook
Not just 'harmless experimentation'.
Darren Pauli
Feb 20 2012 8:44AM
Security
Health rolls out Windows 7 thin clients
To deliver 4500 virtual desktops by May.
Liz Tay
Feb 20 2012 7:25AM
Strategy
Virgin prepares to drop Navitaire for Sabre
Airline to deploy new reservation system by March 2013.
Liz Tay
Feb 20 2012 7:21AM
Software
NSW compensation agencies hunt for CIO
IT shared services division begins recruitment.
Ry Crozier
Feb 20 2012 7:13AM
Training & Development
Google code breaks Apple iOS privacy
Advertising cookies added to Safari browsers.
Liam Tung
Feb 20 2012 7:06AM
Software
US shoots Megaupload 'file locker' defence
Majority just downloaded, says Justice Department.
Liam Tung
Feb 20 2012 6:49AM
Software
Analysis: the Typosquatting trade
Typosquatting pages and their victims are sold off on the criminal underground.
Gerry Tucker
Feb 17 2012 5:31PM
Security
iiNet eyes internet slice in domain stakes
Aussie firms lag as gTLD deadline nears.
James Hutchinson
Feb 17 2012 2:20PM
Networking
Mac app blocker can force Apple-only installs
"Mountain Lion" Gatekeeper feature designed to fight malicious downloads.
Staff Writers
Feb 17 2012 12:11PM
Security
Adobe patches Flash XXS hole
Update closes in the wild cross-site scripting vulnerability.
Dan Kaplan
Feb 17 2012 12:09PM
Security
US critical infrastructure orgs to share data under bill
But concerns raised that shared data could be used to prosecute "any crime”.
Stephen Lawton
Feb 17 2012 11:44AM
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