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Monday November 12, 2012

EDITOR'S NOTE

Good afternoon,

It's been a massive week in security - with two stories in particular generating most of the conversation.

The Australian Government's decision to drop the internet filter has been welcomed by the industry, whilst our guest columnist Stephen Wilson today ponders how to tackle CNP fraud following the startling revelation by the telco industry that SMS is not secure enough for banking transactions.

-- Brett Winterford

LATEST SECURITY ARTICLES

	CSC to set up Wollongong cybersecurity centre By Ry Crozier \| Nov 12, 2012 Attracts $2.76m co-investment.
	How to solve the Card Not Present fraud conundrum By Stephen Wilson \| Nov 12, 2012 Opinion: Hardware must be the answer to online fraud.
	Telcos declare SMS 'unsafe' for bank transactions By Brett Winterford \| Nov 9, 2012 Comms Alliance calls on Australia's banks to use other technologies.
	Home buyer funds targeted in phone porting scam By Brett Winterford \| Nov 8, 2012 Real estate trusts targeted.

	Conroy abandons mandatory ISP filtering By Ry Crozier \| Nov 8, 2012 Tells ISPs to filter child abuse material using INTERPOL block list.
	Industry backs 'workable' filter solution By Joshua Gliddon \| Nov 9, 2012 Updated: Government policy change wins wide approval.
	RIM BlackBerry 10 platform clears US security By Euan Rocha \| Nov 9, 2012 Is it enough to arrest slide in government market?
	Google services blocked in China By Alexei Oreskovic \| Nov 10, 2012 Search and webmail blocked since Friday.

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