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Monday May 21, 2012

EDITOR'S NOTE

Good afternoon,

We bring you the key news and views from last week's AusCERT conference, including a look at the ROI (or lack thereof) on online banking security projects and how the ACT will lock down mobile devices on school networks.

Meanwhile, the Australian Taxation Office has reported more than 4000 phishing attempts directing Australians users to fake sites for the agency in the past year.

Stay safe out there,

-- Liz Tay

LATEST SECURITY ARTICLES

	Clever phishing scams disturb ATO By John Hilvert \| May 21, 2012 Social engineering, faxes on the radar.
	ACT Govt offers phone lock-down to schools By Darren Pauli \| May 21, 2012 Personal data erased.
	Aussie CREST exams could open by November By Darren Pauli \| May 21, 2012 Exams hosted in Canberra, AusCERT hears.
	Aussie online banking security costs more than it saves By Brett Winterford \| May 18, 2012 Online fraud rates don't always justify the investment.
	Defence contractors stockpile exploits for cyber war By James Hutchinson \| May 17, 2012 AusCERT warned of global cyber arms race.
	Modems at risk in DNSChanger cut-off By James Hutchinson \| May 18, 2012 AusCERT delegate urges ISPs to bolster user support.
	Could an infosec militia support cyber cops? By Darren Pauli \| May 21, 2012 AusCERT mulls civilian support for under-resourced police.

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