iTnews Newsletter - Friday March 11, 2016

+ Perrottet calls outsourced support centres a 'blueprint' for NSW; Apple 'raised technological barriers' to stop iPhone warrant: US govt

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Friday March 11, 2016

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Photos: The world's coolest data centres

Windows 10 hit by problematic update

ICAC finds TAFE IT manager corrupt

Dick Smith receiver puts customer databases up for sale

Apple Mac users targeted in first known ransomware campaign

What's on Social Media

	SecuriTay @SwiftOnSecurity	FBI contends that Farook work iPhone was found powered off, it could have never done an automated iCloud backup https://t.co/1eIQAvaBEU

	SecuriTay @SwiftOnSecurity	What many people don't know is that iPhone updates are individually signed per-device on Apple's servers during the update process.

	Danny Yadron @dannyyadron	One of Apple's attorneys views the current FBI feud as the most important social debate of our time. Wherever you come down, hard to argue.

	Patrick Maes @DrsPatrickMaes	A masterclass with @HPE_AU on the journey to value with #bigdata #analytics https://t.co/GFkmkqdrl2

	Dept. Communications @CommsAu	We're making sure Australia's spectrum framework is fit for the digital age. Have your say: https://t.co/yWCLORHc7C https://t.co/rppUTQw7iy

Events


Event Name	Location	Date
AWS Summit Sydney	Hordern Pavilion & Royal Hall of Industries	April 27, 2016

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