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• StratFor subscriber base posted to the web
• StratFor subscriber base posted to the web
• Hurd harassment claims laid bare in unsealed letter
• Customers abandon Go Daddy to protest SOPA support
• Stuxnet has at least four cousins: Kaspersky
• Vulnerability allows brute force hacking of wireless routers
• Microsoft scrambles to address widespread ASP.NET bug
• Hackers could shut down train lines: expert
• StratFor hack: 50,000+ victims, and counting
• StratFor hack: 50,000+ victims, and counting
• NextDC finds a buyer for Brisbane data centre
• Farmer lobby groups call for NBN fibre
• Anonymous shreds intelligence firm Stratfor in latest hack
• VW workers offered BlackBerry-free sleep
• Hackers attack U.S. security think tank
• Mozilla fixes Firefox 9 flaws
• Analysts finger dirty dozen Chinese hacking groups
• Press Council finds News Limited misled over NBN
• Motorola found to have infringed Microsoft patent
• Govt CIO acts on open source omission
• Xerox PARC founder dies
• iiNet to acquire Internode for $105m
• Government stalls on privacy proposals
• Five SaaS gems Oracle hasn't bought yet
• Government stalls on privacy proposals
• CSG calls off acquisition talks
• Firefox add-on circumvents SOPA blocking
• Security bug in Windows 7 detected
• Security bug in Windows 7 detected
• Firefox add-on circumvents SOPA blocking
• Facebook ordered to pick up its privacy act
• Microsoft to part ways with CES after 2012
• Ex-hacker Lamo testifies against US Army leaks suspect
• Oracle's poor form spells trouble ahead
• Android app installs shell, bypasses permissions
• Vodafone warned over industry code breaches
• Tasmania lobbies for second link to mainland
• No Facebook privacy from media
• Hollywood cashes in on SOPA sponsorship
• Malware poses as police
• Shipping sector ignorant of infosec
• The importance of incident response downtime
• Government agencies lashed for USB insecurity
• Kim Jong-il malware circulating
• Police bust 55 in US cyber fraud, ID theft ring
• Apple buys Israeli flash storage firm
• Mozilla locks in Firefox-saving Google deal
• Visionstream to build NBN wireless network
• Thailand floods trigger EMC, HP storage price hike
• Defence ICT management under fire
• Software glitch drains some Nokia Lumia batteries
• Tax Office passes USB security audit
• US commission bans some HTC phones
• Windows 8 security takes on different strokes
• Square Enix says hack failed
• NATO issues cybersec tender
• Parliament website overhaul due next month
• Adobe patches critical flaws
• Sophos Mobile Control supports big four mobile platforms
• Samsung expands German patent row with Apple
• Darwin prepares for cheaper broadband
• US regulator frets over gTLD expansion
• Photos: Nextgen completes national backhaul
• Thieves swipe truckload of PlayBooks
• Armidale homes trial Vodafone NBN services
• Hollywood cashes in on SOPA sponsorship
• ACMA finds Facebook photos are not private
• Superannuation fraud on the rise
• Eleven IT execs on the rise
• Anti-piracy bill could kill DNSSEC
• Young workers ignore IT policy
• Amazon touts 'one million per week' Kindle sales
• RIM delays BlackBerry system overhaul
• Who moved through the top dog turnstile in 2011?
• Second British ISP blocks file sharing site
• Windows 8 offers picture-gesture password
• Romanian bank fears hack, axes cards
• Australia a guinea pig for silent Internet Explorer updates
• Voluntary SSL standards backed by heavyweights
• Rumblings from the copyright cloud
• Telstra rivals welcome wholesale inquiry
• Android tablets sales suffer under Apple legal threats
• Microsoft switches on auto upgrades for Internet Explorer
• Google plans Siri clone for Android
• IBM settles European antitrust case
• Romanian bank blocks 17,000 cards in security scare
• Uni accuses Oracle of extortion over ERP failure
• Microsoft to start auto IE updates
• ABC to open access to digital archives
• ANZ takes eStatements offline
• ANZ takes down online statements
• Telstra delays mobile data shaping plans
• Demand for ICT jobs slows
• Goodman Fielder brings SAP to Baking
• MYOB a lesson in how to bungle a beta
• US trade commission postpones HTC ruling
• Cookie-cutter compliance can't cut it
• GlobalSign says certs weren't hacked
• 99 MS critical bug fixes lowest on record
• ANZ Bank's sticky statements a prize for ID thieves
• Microsoft signs EU accords on data privacy
• CBA hit by network outage
• Aussie exploit challenges for noob to leet
• Internode finagles multicast workaround on NBN fibre
• 2012: Who holds the power in Government IT?
• Visionstream picks up NBN Co transit contract
• Telstra appoints new CFO
• Duqu fix among 13 Microsoft patches
• Defence spends big to get thin
• Iran claims Duqu virus detection
• Microsoft co-founder Allen launches space project
• Nokia Siemens to scale back Iran operations
• Ex-Siemens execs charged over $100m bribery scheme
• Government to trial SMS emergency service
• Conroy comes out swinging on broadband
• Photos: Police raid pirate TV importers
• NSW Police conduct pirate TV sting
• Wikipedia mulls blackout to protest SOPA
• Microsoft offers Hadoop preview on Azure
• Extract: Managing internal change when crowdsourcing
• Google app store ban worth the cost
• Shell warns hacks on oil and gas could kill
• Yahoo wins $610M spam judgment
• Typosquatting on the uptick
• UK police arrest six over student loans phishing scam
• Indonesia threatens BlackBerry shutdown
• Ericsson CTO to lead Australia
• Speculation rife as Gillard gobbles cyber security
• ID thieves steal ATO tax returns
• Queensland Health split in two
• Australian Government wimps out on WISP
• $16m man slipped past QLD Health audits
• EMC, VMware named in cloud patent suit
• Blue Coat acquired by equity firm for US$1.3 billion
• Telstra resets 60k passwords after privacy gaffe
• Blue Coat acquired by equity firm for US$1.3 billion
• 80k Subway customers fleeced in credit card hack
• Microsoft to patch three critical holes
• Romanian hackers charged for 80,000 stolen cards
• Gillard takes on cyber security in cabinet reshuffle
• Ministers can't find steady footing on cloud
• Telstra shuts down systems after privacy breach
• Plea for Google competition inquiry fails
• Huawei puts cap on Iran business
• Dutch certificate authority denies significant breach
• Apple outsources patent war
• Motorola Mobility patent wounds Apple's German sales
• HP opens webOS mobile software to developers
• Vodafone, Optus to stock Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1
• Gunnedah visitors given 10MB over free Wi-Fi
• Upgraded Primus fibre attracts first customer
• Telco strategy shifts to the customer
• Microsoft to patch three critical holes
• Anonymous claims Monsanto PR scalp
• Galaxy Tab 10.1 heads to Christmas shelves
• Superannuation fraud on the rise
• Telstra, NBN Co extend deal deadline
• Codan wins national export award
• Telstra continues work on iPhone 4S faults
• Twitter set for overhaul
• Yahoo IM zero day patched
• Stuxnet a 'perfect match' to Iran nuclear facility, photo reveals
• SME suppliers rush on UK's G-Cloud
• France denies Samsung's iPhone 4S ban
• Dutch CA denies certs breached
• NBN Co's role in housing estates under scrutiny
• Google tips US$300m in HK data centre
• Photos: Australia's mines spied from above
• Australia's north-west mines snapped for maps
• RailCorp to review 'USB auction'
• Telstra promises overnight fix for iPhone 4S faults
• The online fraud frontier
• RailCorp 'USB auction'
• Deep dive: Inside Elders' IT transformation
• Why IT change can't be projectised
• RailCorp to review 'USB auction'
• NSW Police facial recognition exported
• ID thieves steal tax returns
• CarrierIQ: Don't root, don't remove, don't worry
• Corrs cuts legal paper trail with iPad app
• Chinese court rejects Apple iPad trademark claim
• Australia Post eyes billion-dollar e-commerce
• RailCorp slammed over USB auction
• MYOB backs down from UK deactivation
• Windows Store bests Apple for developer margins
• CVs, tax returns on USBs sold at CityRail auction
• Photos: Using Unisys SIMS facial recognition system
• How ISPs got caught up in the Internet wars
• Unisys ID technology can get a head
• NSW Education faces continued SAP concerns
• Extract: Bernard Keane's 'War on the Internet'
• Kaspersky quits BSA, snubs US piracy bill
• Adobe to issue emergency fix for Reader security bug
• BHP Potash takeover targeted by hackers
• HP printer bug sparks law suit
• M86 adds monitoring, control to web filter suite
• Sophos expands endpoint security
• Apple vs Samsung ruling divulges secret details
• SKA researchers probe data vendors
• Amazon, Ninefold way out in front on availability tools
• Dell kills 7-inch Streak tablet
• Coles to enable contactless payments
• Designing for availability in the cloud
• Motorola Solutions dials in to WA
• Analysis: InfoSec rookies lack the basic skills
• Former HP chairman Patricia Dunn dies
• SAP's cloud buy raises bubble fears
• $45k stolen in phone porting scam
• Phone porting used to unlock net banking codes
• Vodafone offers network guarantee
• NBN Co lodges undertaking to watchdog
• Optus bundles PlayBook with BlackBerry
• Amazon loses top EC2 exec in plane crash
• The evolution of a threat
• 4000 sites hit in new mass SQL injection attack
• 'Significant' holes found in Android phones
• KGB successor blamed in Russian site attacks
• Podcast: Ranum's war on everything (cyberwar)
• Researcher links Stuxnet virus to Conficker
• CommBank asks customers for banking ideas
• Analysis: A history of advanced evasion techniques
• AusCERT Sydney deconstructs fraud, hacking and ethical disclosure
• iiTrial: High Court weighs ISP responsibilities
• Interview: Autonomy CEO and founder, Mike Lynch
• US judge rejects Apple bid to halt Galaxy sales
• WD restarts Thai hard disk factory
• Telstra shutters wireless hotspots
• SAP sinks $US3.4 billion into SuccessFactors
• RIM PlayBook discounts to go global
• Apple wins week-long stay on Galaxy Tab 10.1
• "Significant" holes found in Droid X, Evo 4G, Wildfire S
• New mass SQL injection attack could be forming
• Microsoft privacy chief says U-Prove slow to move
• Yahoo! CISO's xmas wish list
• iiTrial: AFACT dismisses individual user suits
• Competition and the NBN
• WAIA eyes next steps for Victorian peer trial
• Evidence wiped from Duqu command servers
• Java exploit added to Metasploit
• WikiLeaks maps intercept money mines
• Has Chrome overtaken Firefox?
• iiTrial: ISPs 'set up' by rights holders
• Privacy is about 'managing expectations': eBay
• Deakin flight simulator powered by $10k PCs
• iiTrial: Court mulls 'partially effective' ISP warnings
• Strategies for cyber security
• Multi-tier architectures
• Global cloud data traffic to reach 4.8 zettabytes: Cisco
• Harden up!
• Salesforce.com brings Radian6 into fold
• Breaking a sweat on SAP rollouts
• HP guns for the CFO
• An eye on forensics
• Hackers jailbreak RIM's PlayBook tablet
• iiTrial: AFACT grilled on 'reasonable steps' for iiNet
• PwC builds SAP analytics expertise
• Android, Apple now on RIM enterprise server
• UN investigates hack