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• Parliament repeals .info filter
• Health CIO pushes for system consolidation
• Defence CIO unveils shared services plan
• HICAPS bug hits health payment system
• TIO cracks down on small business complaints
• Commbank suffers ten-hour payment outage
• Facebook offers olive branch to mobile carriers
• Microsoft finds its next 'CEO Steve'
• Apple iPad 3 to launch March 7
• Commbank taps Hadoop for custom loans
• Security industry "at serious risk of failing"
• WikiLeaks begins offensive against Stratfor
• RSA expands NetWitness Live
• Duo arrested over $148,000 Android malware scam
• The hidden costs of BYO device programs
• Facebook tests 'safe' user tag in disasters
• SAP draws Google Docs into enterprise ERP
• iiNet introduces data packs program
• Infosec burn-out rate rising
• NBN Co steps closer to three-year rollout plan
• Telstra launches LTE tablet
• Ninefold unveils enterprise Dropbox-like service
• Optus fails to silence AFL boss Demetriou
• Nokia unveils smartphones at MWC
• Alliance forms web-based rival to Android, Apple
• Photos: Nokia unveils $235 Windows smartphone
• Google hits 850k Android daily activations
• Telstra and Optus contend for Defence comms contract
• WikiLeaks unleashes Stratfor email trove
• iTnews Executive Summit, Sydney
• Flashback.G malware makes mark on Macs
• Stratfor email trove starts leaking to web
• Suncorp sells down Polaris data centre share
• Android bug opens devices to outside control
• Wallet thieves have chance at guessing card PINs
• Boeing Australia eyes secret satellite facility re-entry
• Roland's 'Backstage' website hacked
• Gary McKinnon: Butterfly on a wheel
• Gary McKinnon: Butterfly on a wheel
• Telstra reveals NBN pricing
• Facebook cops requests for user data, logs
• APRA warns against IT cost cutting
• In pictures: #RSA San Fran
• Avast updates anti-virus product
• Obama introduces privacy 'Bill of Rights' for online users
• Arrow Energy rolls in Shell SAP blueprint
• Australian Army runs tablet trials
• Apple halts "push" email services in Germany
• Microsoft eyes remote access to sleepy PCs
• Dell acquires backup provider AppAssure
• Fletcher: Governments can't dictate technology adoption
• Roland's 'Backstage' website hacked
• US Air Force cancels iPad order
• Wallet thieves have chance at guessing card PINs
• Vodafone cautious on digital dividend spend
• Lookout Labs creates Android ad detector
• Photos: iTnews Executive Summit, Sydney
• Data key to modern financial services
• Apple buys search engine for App Store
• US ISPs urged to back secure routing standards
• Telstra outage falls to procedural error
• SKA Organisation suffers document server breach
• SKA Organisation suffers document server breach
• US Air Force cancels iPad order
• ISPs urged to back secure routing standards
• Visionstream lands $62.5m e-traffic system deal
• Boeing Australia eyes secret satellite facility re-entry
• Trojan patches library code to avoid detection
• Apple escapes iPad ban in Shanghai
• White House issues online privacy 'bill of rights'
• NAB, Optus, Fortescue talk cloud power
• Conroy declares for Gillard Government
• Photos: NICTA Techfest 2012
• Attorneys General challenge Google's privacy policy
• Hardware giants sign 'global' apps privacy accord
• Mozilla fires up open Apps market
• Hardware giants sign 'global' apps privacy accord
• Attorneys General challenge Google's privacy policy
• Surf lifesavers move custom apps to cloud
• Dodo cops blame for national internet outages
• Start-up falls afoul of computer crime laws
• Photos: Inside an NBN satellite installation
• Photos: Australia's first handheld mobile reaches 25
• US Govt seeks temporary DNS extension
• Loose cable undermines CERN's faster-than-light claims
• Juniper pays $75m for intrusion deception software
• Microsoft steers focus off data location rules
• Nokia to unveil cheaper Windows smartphones
• Microsoft files EU complaint over Google, Motorola
• Canberra provider builds multi-tenanted Govt cloud
• NRMA builds pre-emptive insurance claims tool
• Optus seeks restraint on TV Now criticisms
• AFP officers seek protection in cyber crime cases
• Megaupload's Kim Dotcom granted bail
• Google: Microsoft's IE privacy system is broken
• NSW unsure of registering state domain
• Anonymous: Power grid concerns are US Govt spin
• Macquarie's Intellicentre 2 gains Tier III certification
• NSW Attorney-General drawn into copyright suit
• Federal agencies test ICT services panels policy
• Microsoft accuses Google of invading IE privacy
• New variant of Waledac botnet detected
• Queensland Govt eyes $5.7m student iPad trial
• Review: HTC Velocity on Telstra 4G
• RIM brings email to the PlayBook with OS 2.0
• Microsoft accuses Google of invading IE privacy
• DIY mobile phone tracking using open source
• Ninefold outage disables server provisioning
• Lucas Group prepares to retire data centre
• Nokia Lumia
• Microsoft SkyDrive app to take on iCloud
• Internode prepares off-net migration to iiNet
• Telstra's finance division tackles bad data
• Anonymous hacks FTC over Google privacy, ACTA
• Encrypted data possibly stolen in Valve hack
• Optus targets business with Nokia Lumia launch
• Trend Micro open sources spyware tool
• Student jailed for hacking Facebook
• Opticomm: No technical barrier to open access cable
• How enterprises can help stamp out spambots
• Adobe issues emergency Flash patch
• HP Australia to build new security consulting team
• Rio Tinto spends $442m to automate trains
• Optus buys Perth-based vividwireless
• Russian polling cameras face DDoS attacks
• Student jailed for hacking Facebook
• Health rolls out Windows 7 thin clients
• Virgin prepares to drop Navitaire for Sabre
• NSW compensation agencies hunt for CIO
• Google code breaks Apple iOS privacy
• US shoots Megaupload 'file locker' defence
• Analysis: the Typosquatting trade
• iiNet eyes internet slice in domain stakes
• Mac app blocker can force Apple-only installs
• Adobe patches Flash XXS hole
• US critical infrastructure orgs to share data under bill
• Bitdefender add-on boosts malware checks
• Bungled update sees Microsoft block Google
• British privacy office fines three councils in two days
• Apple unveils malicious app blocker
• Social networks can't be piracy police
• Whitman's Autonomy: beware HP 'tiger-mum'
• Yarra Valley Water eyes activity-based working
• Logan City Council relieves SOE stress with iPads
• Vocus plans third, fourth Sydney data centres
• David Jones builds IT team for 'multi-channel' project
• NBN Co revises greenfields rollout process
• iPad factory conditions 'tranquil'
• How not to use Twitter: lessons from Qantas and Westpac
• Apple CEO: the 'PC' won't die
• Microsoft slashes SQL Azure pricing
• Woolworths app offers mobile shopping
• Roses Only goes with its heart for hosting
• Bankwest credits IT for flat operating expenses
• Twitter now HTTPS by default
• Censorship fears as Iran's internet disrupted
• US agency shifts from BlackBerry
• Conroy calls for cautious approach to the cloud
• HP Australia to build new security consulting team
• Melbourne scientists ready 2013 bionic eye trial
• Nortel Networks hacked for a decade
• Flaw lets crooks rob Google Wallets
• Stratfor subscribers sent malware
• Vito Forte: A CIO for tough times
• Hiring strategy vital to government IT transformation
• ACCC declares Telstra wholesale pricing
• Federal Court prepares for Optus TV Now appeal
• Google cleared to buy Motorola Mobility
• Security on the Move comes to Melbourne
• Telstra takes aim at $15,000 data roaming bills
• Cisco moves into virtual desktops
• Parliament blacklists .info domains
• Apple launches new legal attack on Samsung phones
• Vodafone Australia churn nears half a million for 2011
• Perth coder finds new Debian 'worth' $18 billion
• Ticketmaster mailing system hacked
• Malvertising up 240 per cent
• Payments processor upgrades fibre link
• Tech staff spared in ANZ's 1000 job cuts
• Parliament quietly blocks .info domains
• In Symantec's shoes
• Militaries scramble for cyber skills
• NBN Co contracts long-term call centre software
• Microsoft to fix Internet Explorer hole
• Google pays $381,000 in bug bounties
• DDoS attacks hit IPv6
• NASA powers down last mainframe
• Google Wallet moves to close security loophole
• Protests erupt across Europe against web piracy treaty
• Twitter gets satellite support
• Microsoft details Windows on ARM
• SC print editions
• Google pays $381,000 in bug bounties
• Crims make $3 million a year off Android botnet
• Splunk updates Enterprise Security product
• DDoS attacks hit IPv6
• Trojan leverages patched Microsoft Office flaw
• Franchises make lucrative hack targets
• Standards body to certify PCI end-user experts
• Japanese Police arrest six over alleged virus scam
• RIM loses US agency with 25k staff
• Lost USB contained info on 1000 school kids
• BigPond emails will be stored overseas
• Telstra shifts BigPond email to Windows Live
• Google shapes as digital dividend dark horse
• SC Awards open for nominations
• Oracle buys Taleo for $1.76 billion
• Scientists tout super-fast hard drives
• Alstom Transport eyes single project system
• Leaner Cisco back on track
• Microsoft eases Exchange to cloud migrations
• Telstra serves up LTE 'hotcakes'
• Windows 8
• Symantec source code posted to BitTorrent
• Google to pledge not to favour Motorola
• Copyright Exceptions Review chair announced
• Dept of Foreign Affairs sets fresh TPP talks
• NBN satellite builder, ground workers in patent suit
• Hackers hit Greek ministry website
• NBN Co orders long-term satellites
• Federal agencies game ICT project reviews
• Nokia to axe 4000 more jobs
• UXC lands Fortescue, Rio Tinto comms work
• Windows 8: Will you need new hardware?
• Oracle seeks new trial against SAP
• Aus, NZ Govts consider 'decoupling' mobile roaming
• Cisco to replace sparky UCS blade
• Windows 8: Develop once for desktop and mobile
• Small telcos cash out on ACMA reforms
• Symantec reveals source code extortion attempt
• Exetel simplifies NBN plans
• Symantec dobbed in hacker during extortion attempt
• Xero raises $15 million to take on MYOB
• Hackers claim Symantec would pay $50,000 extortion
• Software tester moves to offshore cloud
• Nicira virtualises the network
• CheckPoint 2012 predictions
• E-health sites ready consumer pile-on
• Mining IT
• iTnews' enterprise guide to Windows Server 8
• Windows 8: Under the hood
• Screenshots: iTnews' enterprise guide to Windows 8
• Rio Tinto makes a case for mine automation
• New ASX data centre goes live
• Telstra investigates mail delivery issue
• Social security risks
• Anonymous sits in on FBI conference call
• Bug means iPhone thieves get iMessages, too
• HTC bug reveals wi-fi logins
• Securing the Web 2.0 enterprise
• Police investigate Netfleet hack
• EU backs Google privacy policy 'pause'
• Australian iPhone 4S court case faces 2013 judgment
• E-health stricken with privacy and software lurgies
• BHP Billiton funds fibre for outback town
• Telstra seeks deputy CTO
• Meet Westpac's new technology leaders
• FBI call intercepted by Anonymous
• Google employs Bouncer to cleanse Android malware
• HTC phones reveal Wi-Fi logins
• Haditha massacre emails exposed in hacker raid
• Smartphones outnumber PC shipments
• New NZ IT minister accused of 'extraordinary secrecy'
• Govt spies early exit from Telstra contract
• NBN Co braces for secrecy probe
• Copyright reforms pressed in Melbourne TPP talks
• iTnews on tour: The Executive Summit Series
• Docs Offline hits Android but still no editing
• Facebook details custom data centre risks
• Suncorp rules out outsourced IT as customers go online
• Accenture wins Health data warehouse deal
• Verisign hacked, data stolen
• Pentagon, NASA hacker TinKode arrested
• Research offers software salvation from AV friendly-fire
• Software bug downs Macquarie student admin portal
• Risk-averse CFOs defer appetite for IT
• Exetel founder John Linton passes away
• Deloitte absorbs SAP consultancy Logro
• Facebook eyes $5b initial public offering
• Microsoft pounces on Google privacy price
• Exclusive: NBN Co withholds fibre upgrade price
• Virgin suffers new check-in system outage
• Fairfax under investigation over site hacks
• Dislike: Facebook sues alleged scammers
• Aussie domain reseller Netfleet hacked
• IPO-ready Facebook prime for patent suits
• Fake Apple TV salesman nabbed in Sydney raid
• Photos: Apple TV pirates raided
• Privacy Commissioner probes Fairfax hack
• NSW Businesslink eyes Oracle CRM on-demand
• Britain appoints new Government CIO
• NSW Auditor slams agency contract extensions
• Gillard proposes HECS scheme for TAFE IT courses
• Optus wins copyright case over cloud service
• Fairfax microsites hacked
• Optus tops political donations list
• Google won't kill 'malicious' Android apps
• Security pros call for more real-world data
• Hungry Jacks public wi-fi goes national