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• PC sales revised over soft demand for Windows 8
• Chinese Government tightens Internet controls
• U.S. clears way for wider in-flight Internet
• Autonomy Founder slams HP as US probe opened
• Analysts: Anonymous to decline in 2013
• Analysts: Anonymous to decline in 2013
• Malware steals from point of sale systems
• Local councils dubbed data privacy dunces
• Apple CEO takes a one year hit on pay
• EU publishes code of online rights
• Aussie analyst charged over IBM insider trading case
• Funding boost for coal-fired power plant technology
• Vic Govt to set up privacy and data security office
• China demands 'real name' internet signup
• Iran deflects cyber attack on industrial sites
• Instagram furor triggers first class action lawsuit
• Netflix suffers Christmas Eve outage
• Zero day holes found in popular online games
• Google, Amazon on 2013 collision course
• Review: Lenovo ThinkCentre Edge 92z
• NYPD to probe internet to detect future shooters
• Visa pushes NFC with Optus, Vodafone
• ACMA ready to take names on 700 MHz auction
• NSW Police parse big data for counter-terrorism clues
• Photos: RMIT's desktop-free university
• Facebook tests messaging charges
• NBN Co spends $87m on fibre to unit blocks
• NBN Co again revises special access undertaking
• Zero day holes found in popular online games
• AusPost may link Digital MailBox to mobile play
• Aussie telcos, hosts don foil hats for network apocalypse
• Finalists chosen for CIO of the Year
• Apple suffers 'pinch-to-zoom' patent setback
• Oracle pays $772m for web firm Eloqua
• Hands-on: Lenovo ThinkCentre Edge 92z
• Photos: NBN fibre rollout arrives on NSW Central Coast
• Optus 4G now in Adelaide
• Swan cold on further budget cuts
• Commercial tool nabs BitLocker, Truecrypt passwords
• TPG scrapes out of $2 million fine
• MyNetFone snaps up GoTalk's wholesale assets
• Predictions 2013: Microsoft
• ACMA targets privacy gap in location services
• Hackers claim raid on CCTV sites
• Adobe stalls Shockwave patch for two years
• UWS offers 11,000 iPads to staff, students
• Telstra's Adam Internet buyout in jeopardy
• Aussie dev team builds online Mozzie Index
• Banks concerned over POLi security
• Android SMS botnet found on mobile networks
• Europe seeks modernised copyright for digital age
• UK loosens online comments law
• Surplus obsession slows Canberra's IT spending
• Shoes of Prey integrates Google Apps, analytics
• Video: Inside Victoria's desalination plant control centre
• Australian ICT job vacancies plummet
• Telstra re-ignites hopes for terabyte BigPond plan
• Banks concerned over POLi security
• Defence views copyright as barrier to cloud
• QLD Govt shortlists public safety wireless network builders
• Medicare shifts to Human Services IT
• Aussie retailers fail to invest online
• Samsung smartphone flaw allows root access
• McDonalds crew devour self-help portal
• Fund offers to buy Compuware
• Melbourne wins priority in domain name draw
• Myer pushes into Apple's Passbook
• Harris Farm refreshes IT infrastructure
• Think tank wants broadband data caps axed
• Telstra faces rejig for NBN fibre 'pull through'
• Apple loses US sales ban request against Samsung
• Security's 2013 con wishlist
• Oracle blocks customer monitoring of cloud services
• Health body urges docs to boost infosec controls
• Rio Tinto eyes ongoing 'health' of automated sites
• Gary McKinnon escapes criminal charge
• UK Defence Ministry to auction off radio spectrum
• Anonymous doxes Westboro Baptist Church
• Photos: Amcom rolls fibre into remote Northern Territory
• Scarlett Johansson hacker gets 10 years in prison
• Carberp trojan for sale for $40k
• US regulators expected to wrap up Google probe
• Twitter offered Instagram $525 million: report
• Destructive malware attacking Iranian computers
• Google discontinues free Exchange ActiveSync support
• Why split AGIMO when it could be abolished?
• AGIMO split into two parts
• Predictions 2013: Trend Micro
• ITU stalemate could spur national regulation
• Predictions 2013: Zero Day Initiative on bug bounty programs
• CASA paves way for cockpit tablets
• Predictions 2013: NetIQ
• Swedish scareware payment processor gets US prison sentence
• Ransomware scammers hit Byron Bay school
• Hacker nabs Yahoo! site backups
• SaaS key to speedy Rio Tinto spin-off
• Apple names two Aussie apps in 'disruptive' list
• NSW Govt plan to make Sydney an ICT talent hub
• Get with the [data centre] program
• Photos: Asus VivoTab RT unboxed
• Review: Asus VivoTab RT
• Sydney man charged with damaging Telstra cables
• Bar code co-inventor dies at 91
• Global telco treaty without Net controls signed by 89 nations
• Conroy sets 700 MHz spectrum reserve price
• Telstra sinks $4m into Whispir
• NSW Govt reshuffles ICT advisory panel
• Pictures: How Bahnhof made data centres 'sexy'
• Fraudsters plan strike on US banks
• US Customs gives BlackBerry another shot
• Western democracies won't sign ITU treaty
• UK gets government CTO
• HBF recruits new CIO
• Deadline looms for Linux Light project
• ASIC upgrades market surveillance systems
• Internet Explorer vulnerability permits mouse cursor tracking
• Hackers claim exploit cache in raid
• CSC sells Aussie IT recruitment business
• Google brings own Maps app to iOS
• ACMA calls for comment on international roaming
• IBM's QLD Health payroll contract to be tested
• Tonkin Consulting pursues private cloud
• Citadel developer banned from crime forum
• FBI nabs 10 for Yahos worm spread on Facebook
• Amazon in Australia: The industry impact
• RedBalloon rises towards Amazon's cloud
• Compromise emerges in Internet oversight talks
• Twitter, privacy advocates eye Occupy case
• Samba 4.0 server suite released
• Review: Lenovo ThinkPad Twist
• Predictions 2013: WatchGuard
• Photos: Inside Bahnhof's 'sexy' data centre
• Predictions 2013: SourceFire
• Shell signs global subsea cable supply deal
• Moreland City Council strikes private cloud deal
• Defence to kit out 'Building 195' data centre
• Finance regulator issues draft data protection guide
• Intel launches microserver chips
• AusCERT hits back at govt criticism
• Dave Hansen appointed as CEO of SafeNet
• Vic Education blasted over e-learning system blowout
• Microsoft, Adobe patch a range of vulnerabilities
• Russian space, telecom industries targeted by espionage
• Scammers encrypt patient records from Gold Coast medical centre
• Digital Post loses key backer
• Hackers post 1.6 million account details
• Dell deflects 30 billion 'incidents' a day
• Macquarie Telecom to build secure Canberra data centre
• Card not present fraud costs $189 million
• Hands on: Lenovo's Thinkpad Twist
• Hackers post 1.6 million account details
• Yahoo CEO Mayer revamps email
• Google may strike patent use deal with regulator
• Is Bitcoin the bank of your future?
• Defence researchers create open source forensics tool
• goCatch looks to take on Cabcharge
• 22k records stolen in Australian Defence Force Academy hack
• Online retail boom drives up payment card fraud
• Westpac breaks bank branch mould
• Photos: Westpac banking through the ages
• Telstra secures five-year ABC deal
• Time to end cloud protectionism
• Rio Tinto to deploy private 4G network
• Google's GMail, Drive services suffer outages
• Survey: 94 percent of US hospitals breached
• Microsoft patches five critical flaws
• Student charged with PayPal hacks
• US watchdog slams mobile apps for collecting data
• Austrian rights holders want levy on cloud storage
• CIMB moves into ASX data centre
• NAB data centre ready for racks
• HCF looks to extend health management platform
• Pandora to stream from NZ data centre
• Macquarie Telecom to build Canberra data 'bunker'
• Attackers can read USB storage attached to Samsung TVs
• DSD releases resilient open source forensics tool
• Researchers reveal crippling GPS flaws
• Stratsec rebrands as BAE Detica
• Why AusCERT fell off Govt cybersafety service
• California sues Delta Air Lines over mobile privacy
• Researchers find crippling flaws in GPS
• Snowy Hydro finds extra power with intelligent systems
• Software guru McAfee eyes US return
• Bitcoin gets banking rights
• Samsung suffers delay to enforce smiley patent against Apple
• Photos: Inside Facebook's North Carolina data centre
• Zeus-family trojan spreads via botnet
• Vocus snaps up Ipera
• NBN Co keeps initial products under ISP scrutiny
• NBN trials multicast delivery in Rhodes
• US security budgets expected to rise
• Woodside expands North Rankin comms system
• Ninemsn opts for public cloud
• ITU sparks internet privacy fears
• Oceanic data robot makes it to Australia
• NSW Health plots data centre migration
• Google+ gets Communities
• Anonymous member convicted for Paypal DDoS
• Love in the time of big data
• UN deep packet inspection standard leaked
• Telecom NZ picks three equipment vendors for LTE trials
• Software guru McAfee arrested in Guatemala
• Government docs reveal gunning for AusCERT
• Privacy chief wants non-prescriptive breach notification laws
• Australians love mobile internet
• Aussie web hosts converge for new community talks
• Jim Hassell departs NBN Co
• Nokia Siemens sells business support systems unit
• HP brings IaaS out of beta
• IBM loses unencrypted back-up tape
• Threshold set low for NABERS data centre rating
• Instagram disables image displays on Twitter
• Photos: Optus 4G products showcase
• Photos: Optus 4G product showcase
• John McAfee says to seek asylum in Guatemala
• Tough talks ahead for US internet protection proposal
• NSW Govt vendors face uncapped liability
• WA Education readies BYOD for state's schools
• EMC, VMware spin off PaaS entity
• Autorun malware infections spike
• SC's global data breach survey
• Telstra users safe from Twitter SMS flaw
• Yarra Valley Water brings IT in-house
• Unboxed: Intel's Next Unit of Computing
• Intel evolves the desktop PC
• Twitter partially fixes SMS security hole
• HBF upgrades fibre-channel network
• HP: Four steps to achieving security in the cloud
• Optus gets cloudy for data mobility
• Qantas appoints new CTO
• NSW Govt prepares SaaS panel contract
• Salesforce shuns virtualisation for multi-tenancy
• Mac malware follows Flashback
• Sophos predicts Ransomware to boom
• Rampant worm exploits Tumblr hole
• Stratsec drops name, becomes BAE Detica
• Qantas ditches in-flight connectivity
• Photos: Data centre built deep inside Swiss mountain
• Nokia Siemens to sell optical networks unit
• Regulatory decision 'threatens' New Zealand's NBN
• Switches that blow hot air up the wrong aisle
• Aussie miners urged to take in more tech
• EU seeks mandatory website accessibility standards
• Service Stream nabs $180m Telstra network repair works
• Security researcher calls for Australian cookie audit
• SCADA software exposed for zero-day holes
• Shylock trojan evades malware watchers
• Former hacker behind anti-virus start-up
• Anti-virus company run by former hacker
• How CommBank designed IT-as-a-service
• NZ Govt to review wholesale broadband price decisions
• Digital Realty, Westpac detail data centre strategy
• Syria back online
• Xero gets investor capital infusion