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Monday October 10, 2011

EDITOR'S NOTE

Good afternoon,

The Ballarat City Council has revealed details of an August 2010 breach that led to a seven-day shutdown of its network.

Also, AUSCERT and our sister publication SC Magazine have kicked off a new series of short, sharp, state-based conferences for security professionals. Sydney's 'Security on the Move' event takes place on November 24.

-- Liz Tay

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	Ballarat splits outsourcing contract after network hack By Liz Tay \| Oct 10, 2011 Council blames third party for 2010 breach.
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	Apache fixes server proxy flaw By Darren Pauli \| Oct 10, 2011 Absent forward slash leaves a gaping hole.
	AusCERT coming to your backyard By Darren Pauli \| Oct 10, 2011 SC Magazine invites InfoSec professionals to national roadshow.
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	Symantec launches iPad data loss prevention By Dan Raywood \| Oct 10, 2011 Android support to follow.
	Stealth Firefox updates to cure permissions fatigue By Stewart Mitchell \| Oct 7, 2011 Mostly for Windows users.

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