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Friday July 27, 2012

EDITOR'S NOTE

Good afternoon,

The hack on Melbourne IT servers this week that saw AAPT and Queensland Government data stolen was the result of a "very old" vulnerability in Adobe's Cold Fusion, according to sources.

And Telstra has revealed an underbelly of illegal repeater use affecting its Next G network across the country. The telco catches just "tens" of users every year but suspects a lot more devices are in use without its knowledge.

Have a great weekend!

-- James Hutchinson

LATEST TELECOMMUNICATIONS ARTICLES

	AAPT hack exploited 'very old' Cold Fusion hole By Darren Pauli \| Jul 27, 2012 Stolen data held on dedicated server.
	Telstra suspects underbelly of illegal repeaters By Ry Crozier \| Jul 27, 2012 'Tens' busted each year.
	Google launches gigabit fibre service in US By Juha Saarinen , James Hutchinson \| Jul 27, 2012 Takes pre-orders for next locations.
	Telstra scales service management for faster support By David Braue \| Jul 27, 2012 Cuts service provisioning time by 80 percent.
	Apple, Samsung fight over patent royalties in US By Dan Levine , Poornima Gupta \| Jul 27, 2012 Samsung chided for deleted emails.
	NBN Co opens app testing sandpit By James Hutchinson \| Jul 26, 2012 Mulls third-party battery backup.
	iiNet integrates Internode global network By James Hutchinson \| Jul 24, 2012 Buys tenfold increase in Southern Cross capacity.
	Vodafone prepares August end to 3 By James Hutchinson \| Jul 24, 2012 Uncertain about digital dividend, NBN future.
	Optus 3G outage hits national users By Staff Writer \| Jul 23, 2012 Breaking: NSW, QLD postpaid users hit hardest.
	Alcatel-Lucent lays off 5000 after loss By Juha Saarinen \| Jul 26, 2012 Australian jobs safe?

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