EDITOR'S NOTE

Good morning,

Hackers purportedly acting for the Anonymous group have threatened to release a 40 GB trove of data from a compromised Australian ISP in protest against the Federal Government's data retention proposal. The identity of the hacked company remains unknown.

And local ICT vacancies fell 24 percent over the past year to an all-time low, according to the latest statistics, with NSW vacancies appearing to fall fastest.

-- James Hutchinson

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TODAY ON ITNEWS

By Darren Pauli | July 25, 2012

Victim said to be among Australia's largest telcos.

By John Hilvert | July 26, 2012

Third quarter bounceback on the cards?

By James Hutchinson | July 26, 2012

Mulls third-party battery backup.

By Juha Saarinen | July 26, 2012

Aimed at low-income earners.

By Juha Saarinen | July 26, 2012

Nuclear facilities thunderstruck.

By Staff Writer | July 25, 2012

Updated: Operating system arrives after disappointing results.

By Chris Jager | July 26, 2012

Product data network reaches Australian consumers.

By Chris Jager | July 25, 2012

To deliver 33.3 TFLOPS from Global Switch data centre.

By John Hilvert | July 25, 2012

Inks one-year, $3.9 million contract.

By John Hilvert | July 25, 2012

Disability commissioner calls for private sector compliance.

By Staff Writer | July 26, 2012

Redouble lobbying efforts, spend.

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