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HP settles burning battery case
Pays $405,000, denies any wrongdoing.
Liam Tung
Jan 25 2012 8:30AM
Hardware
Locking down Linux.conf.au
Conference organisers zero in on rogue wireless access points.
Sam Gentle
Jan 25 2012 7:27AM
Security
Human Services completes SAP integration
Large-scale project brings four agencies onto single platform.
Liz Tay
Jan 25 2012 7:00AM
Software
Ex-anti-virus tech flogged MacDefender malware
Botnet bloodbath continues.
Dan Raywood
Jan 25 2012 6:35AM
Security
Microsoft Points dumped, hackers thwarted?
Would the abolition of Microsoft Points sound a death knell for thriving grey markets?
Darren Pauli
Jan 24 2012 7:44PM
Security
Dodo core routers downed
NSW, Queensland and ACT users affected overnight.
James Hutchinson
Jan 24 2012 4:26PM
Networking
Megaupload shutdown unlikely to deter piracy
Funnels pirate activity back to P2P networks.
Staff Writers
Jan 24 2012 1:54PM
Networking
Government struggling to meet e-health deadline
NEHTA halts preliminary site work.
James Hutchinson
Jan 24 2012 12:31PM
Software
Nokia caught out on SMS spam
Fined $55,000.
Staff Writers
Jan 24 2012 10:03AM
Telco/ISP
Google+ augments real name policy
Now add nicknames, 'established pseudonyms'.
Staff Writers
Jan 24 2012 9:58AM
Software
Sourcefire launches malware analytics tool
Contains forensics capabilities.
Dan Raywood
Jan 24 2012 9:45AM
Security
Israeli hacker posts 18,000 Arab Facebook logins
Calls for ceasefire in hacking war.
Greg Masters
Jan 24 2012 9:44AM
Security
File lockers scurry after Megaupload arrests
Shutdown sends tremors through filesharing world.
Liam Tung
Jan 24 2012 7:28AM
Software
New RIM CEO: Don't expect big changes
But do expect a bit of German discipline.
Liam Tung
Jan 24 2012 7:06AM
Hardware
AngloGold Ashanti plans Aussie SAP launch
Date set for global template roll-in.
Ry Crozier
Jan 24 2012 7:00AM
Software
Telstra opens Velocity estates to third parties
Residents get choice of retail internet for first time.
James Hutchinson
Jan 24 2012 12:05AM
Telco/ISP
Forty billing system passwords published
Brisbane company named in list.
Darren Pauli
Jan 23 2012 11:59PM
Security
Tax seeks single sign-on for web, biz services
Issues tender following AUSkey rollout.
John Hilvert
Jan 23 2012 4:21PM
Security
iiNet offers free wi-fi to Perth subscribers
Expansion planned for Western Australia.
James Hutchinson
Jan 23 2012 4:20PM
Telco/ISP
Ransomware attacks on the rise
Your copy of Windows is fake!
Dan Raywood
Jan 23 2012 2:47PM
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