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Monday January 23, 2012

EDITOR'S NOTE

Good afternoon,

Today we look at how Linux.conf.au organisers dealt with rogue access points at the open source conference last week.

Meanwhile, hacker collective Anonymous appears to have abandoned its ambitious OpSony, which was expected to take down Sony's website and online music store today. Stay tuned.

-- Liz Tay

LATEST SECURITY ARTICLES

	Locking down Linux.conf.au By Sam Gentle \| Jan 23, 2012 Conference organisers zero in on rogue wireless access points.
	Tax seeks new single sign-on solution By John Hilvert \| Jan 23, 2012 Issues tender following AUSkey rollout.
	Data breach resolution: the first 24 hours By Ozzie Fonseca \| Jan 23, 2012 It's time to create a data breach response plan.
	Anonymous threatens Sony with anti-SOPA attack By Darren Pauli \| Jan 19, 2012 Sony's homepage to be plastered with pirated music on Monday.
	McAfee patches spam relay flaw By Darren Pauli \| Jan 23, 2012 Customers find their email and IP addresses on blacklists.
	Microsoft takes aim at rootkits, misses By Sam Gentle \| Jan 20, 2012 Red Hat, Canonical raise objections at Linux.conf.au.

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