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Good afternoon,

Today we offer a think piece by former editor Liz Tay, concerned with the ethical questions that must be asked when IT is created or sold for 'evil' purposes.

There's also a story on the short - but nonetheless successful - attacks on the Prime Minister's web site overnight. We also report some security fixes released by Apple, which have been lost in the buzz around Steve Jobs' appearance on stage.

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TODAY ON ITNEWS

Oddware
The shame file: five evil uses of IT

By Liz Tay | September 10, 2009

Engineers can't distance themselves from the ethics of their creations.

 
 
Security
'Juvenile' attack downs PM, ACMA websites

By Staff writers | September 10, 2009

Broadband minister's site takes collateral damage.

 
 
Security
Apple plugs remote-code execution flaws in iPhone

By Munir Kotadia | September 10, 2009

Exchange issues, exposed passwords and much more.

 
 
Networking
Microsoft warns of virtualisation 'cons'

By Ben Grubb | September 10, 2009

Users should weigh up performance issues and 'complexity tax'.

 
 
Security
Symantec rolls out Norton 2010

By Shaun Nichols | September 10, 2009

Company touts "Quorum" detection tool.

 
 
Networking
Shoretel and Skype hook up for business calls

By Brett Winterford | September 10, 2009

Free calls into the office for Skype users.

 
 
Strategy
Analyst: Microsoft licensing key to cutting costs

By Iain Thomson | September 10, 2009

Analysts say firms are missing a trick.

 
 
Storage
EMC ramps up Indian operations

By Iain Thomson | September 10, 2009

Threefold investment increase over next five years.

 
 

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