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Monday January 16, 2012

EDITOR'S NOTE

Good afternoon,

We kick off a new year of iTnews Security with an in-depth look at how anti-whaling outfit Sea Shepherd protects its ICT systems.

Since its website was hacked in 2008, Sea Shepherd has equipped its vessels with secure wireless networks, military-grade encryption and other technologies to protect its data and stay connected during campaigns.

-- Liz Tay

LATEST SECURITY ARTICLES

	The Sea Shepherd's cyberwar By Darren Pauli \| Jan 16, 2012 Tasmanian techie spreads security.
	Hackers back Symantec 'scareware' lawsuit By Staff Writer \| Jan 16, 2012 To release full Norton Antivirus code on Tuesday.
	Analysis: The not-so-lost son of Stuxnet By Andrew Browne, malware labs team leader, Lavasoft \| Jan 16, 2012 What Duqu means for the infosec scene.
	ANZ botches bank statement fix By Liz Tay \| Jan 12, 2012 Shuts down online statements service within 24 hours.
	Westpac targets Mac users with new security offer By Liz Tay , Darren Pauli \| Jan 16, 2012 Ditches PC Tools for BitDefender software.
	Check Point launches Amazon security gateways By Staff Writer \| Jan 10, 2012 Firewall, filtering and application control for the cloud.

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