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• BlackHole more persistent after upgrade
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• NBN confirms third satellite station
• New Zealand NBN lags take-up targets
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• RIM to cut a third of all staff
• ATO sidelines e-tax for Mac until 2013
• Windows 8 upgrade paths unveiled
• Mr Rental trials Azure as Telstra cloud redundancy
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• Russian authorities arrest Carberp botmaster
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• Microsoft still bucks bug bounty trend
• Servcorp examines core billing systems
• Google fires back at Amazon, Apple with tablet
• Jail sought for Scarlett Johansson hacker
• RSA hits out at SecurID research
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• Google debuts tablet at developer conference
• Microsoft antitrust fine upheld in Europe
• Wyndham Hotels breached, $10m stolen from guests
• Federal Govt changes IT shopping rules
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• Telstra halts mobile tracking
• Customs reviews integrity of HR system
• Telstra halts mobile tracking
• Treaties committee recommends delay to ACTA
• Ongoing racket drains 'high roller' bank accounts
• FBI sting busts 24 trading stolen cards, crime tools
• Twenty-four charged in global hacker sting
• Data closets trump co-lo in data centre space
• US patent trolling costs $29b: study
• Telstra tracks mobile users to build web filter
• Vodafone plans 4G rollout next year
• Telstra tracks users to build web filter
• Microsoft automates cloud access management for engineers
• Amazon cache move a 'game changer' for Australia
• Vodafone suffers near-nationwide 3G outage
• Thai flood disk shortage drives users to cloud
• AFP scolds kid hackers
• LulzSec duo plead guilty to DDoS against CIA
• UK Government procurement shake-up sees big savings
• British LulzSec members plead guilty
• Menshn dismiss claims of major security flaws
• Microsoft automates cloud access management for engineers
• Samsung user reports 'exploding' Galaxy S III
• Metronode unveils south NSW data centre plans
• NBN committee eyes sooner debt funding
• Big data makes CIOs relevant again: Facebook CIO
• Pirate Party in race to recruit for ACT elections
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• Microsoft confirms Yammer buy
• EFTel buys small Western Australian ISP
• Google flags 13 million searches a day
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• Hacker interrupts AVG's malware analysis
• Iran detects new 'massive cyber attack'
• Malware writers go patent-snatching in Peru
• ICANN picks new chief
• Human Services signs $400m telco deal
• Google slashes Maps API pricing
• Apple-Motorola patent case dismissed
• Jailed carders fenced Apple gear
• First Telstra judge given nod
• 'Evil' Platform hacker jailed
• Photos: Optus takes LTE plunge
• Google gains High Court appeal in ad suit
• MIPI drops piracy moniker
• Google launches fleet management service
• Photos: Telstra's LTE upgrade
• SA Govt cuts $3.75m from networking spend
• Twitter suffers several crashes
• BlueHat security finalists announced
• EU trade committee rejects ACTA
• Telstra says it's not spying on users
• Android app steals contactless credit card data
• Tech firms make best workplaces
• Diablo hacker springs reverse engineers
• Telstra offers cloud-based SAP licenses
• In pictures: Envisage this
• Queensland Urban Utilities plots IT breakaway
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• Federal Court allows $2.25m iPad fine for Apple
• LinkedIn faces $5m suit over data breach
• RAT scurries through Skype, bites Syrian activists
• Banks eye more data from credit reporting reforms
• Vic Govt clamps down on ICT projects
• Aussie Home Loans builds custom core lending platform
• NBN Co scales back 30-year regulation
• Apple to pay Samsung damages in Netherlands
• Windows Phone 8 'Apollo' locked to newer phones
• Botnet take downs could disrupt police investigations
• Privacy statements too complex: Microsoft
• 13 million searches warn of hacked sites: Google
• iOS 6 restricts app functions
• Amazon launches Sydney edge node
• TPG fined $2m for misleading ads
• Victoria risks obsolete student laptops
• AGIMO eyes government app store
• Microsoft opens Chinese systems for anti-virus checks
• Immigration issues major enterprise computing tender
• NBN Co ditches Fujitsu for greenfield work
• Defence links usability with security risks
• PC builders in the dark over Microsoft Surface
• US, Israel built Flame: Report
• Computer engineers land on skilled migration list
• OceanaGold mine rolls out fibre optic cable
• Provider cuts smart meter vulnerabilities in half
• Assange seeks political asylum in Ecuador
• Payments provider forces Chinese to patch, run firewalls
• Trojan exploits Internet Explorer hole
• Optus to build 4G testing base
• IBM advances hot-water cooling
• Digital dividend auction delayed until 2013
• Google, Facebook fights malvertisers
• CommBank extends cloud storage trial
• Anittel plans unified comms cloud
• Victoria Uni sheds staff in cloud move
• AGIMO updates terms of cloud supplier list
• Microsoft launches self-branded tablets
• Photos: Microsoft unveils Surface tablets
• NSW Police faces $12m damage claim in license row
• US wins back fastest supercomputer title
• RailCorp abandons lost USB auctions
• Former ACCC boss nominated for Telstra judge
• Meandu coal mine upgrades plant control system
• Torvalds fingers Nvidia over Linux support
• Brisbane Council to spend $353m on SAP
• US firms deploy hacking 'strike back' technology
• ICANN apologises for TLD privacy gaffe
• LinkedIn sprinkles salt after password scare
• Carder 'Fortezza' pleads innocent
• Apple admits OS X not invulnerable to malware
• Facebook settles ad campaign lawsuit for $10m
• ANU to install 1.2 petaflop supercomputer
• Govt downplays ACTA business impact
• The end of privacy in the digital workplace
• US regulator proposes mobile radiation review
• ICANN sorry for TLD privacy gaffe
• Researchers find holes in virtualisation platforms
• Microsoft to buy Yammer for $1 billion
• Censorship vs economics in battle for internet control
• CSIRO’s wi-fi boffins win award
• Hackers having less success in draining bank accounts
• Accused LulzSec hackers face US extradition
• BT mulls network changes for WA expansion
• TelstraClear sale imminent: report
• Vodafone deploys internal social network
• Vodafone deploys internal social network
• Review: HTC One XL and HTC Titan 4G
• UK presses on with data retention law
• Booby-trapped playlist pwns iTunes
• Cops not govt to access Brit surveillance data
• Nokia to fire 10,000 staff
• Third LulzSec member charged
• ICS security firms targeted in phishing campaign
• Telstra exchange damaged by house fire
• Huawei, ZTE banned from Algeria
• Businesses lack big data strategy: Capgemini
• Smart meters are dangerous data miners: EU privacy watchdog
• Virtualisation holes detailed on multiple platforms
• Vocus lays cross-harbour fibre
• Scroggie scores top gig at NextDC
• Photos: Vocus lays fibre across Sydney Harbour
• Apple speeds up Java updates
• HP lifts lid on Sydney data centre
• Mine workers in line for NBN connections
• Photos: HP's Sydney data centre
• Brazilian LTE spectrum bonanza fizzles
• Skype to run in-call ads
• Banks lead Aussie domain push
• iCode review tackles public wifi malware
• Cisco customers face Aussie price hike
• Photos: Apple newest MacBook Pro
• UK probes Google Street View controversy
• 10,000 Twitter passwords leaked
• Attorney-General evaluates shared services
• Security boffins dissect iCode's future
• Microsoft patches second RDP hole, IE bugs
• Microsoft patches IE, RDP flaws
• Melbourne researchers assist on lightRadio cloud
• Pacific Fibre risks further funding slippages
• Aussie firm touts data science as a service
• UK investigates Google over Street View cover-up claims
• LinkedIn sheds light on security breach
• Experts warn of MySQL password flaw
• ACT Govt repels over one million intrusions
• NSW Govt funds transport ICT projects
• Industry backs plans to scrap Vic eServices Panel
• MySQL servers vulnerable to password bypass
• DiData readies Aussie Microsoft cloud offering
• Claims LinkedIn passwords stolen in old hack
• Fourteen busted on online banking theft charges
• ACMA sets June deadline for consumer code
• Apple launches new Macbook Pros, iOS 6
• NICTA commercialises project simulation technology
• Inside Qantas' next gen check-in project
• Reserve Bank mulls central payment hub
• Apple mulls $2.25m fine for iPad 4G claims
• NBN wireless faces crippled upgrade path
• Australia backs UN telco treaty changes
• AuDA cracks down on registrar system security
• Vodafone unveils 100GB shared data 'bucket'
• Last.FM popped, joins password fail trio
• Northrop to buy Canberra's M5 Network Security
• HP job cuts hit Aussie exec team
• Samsung sues Aussie patent office in Apple suit
• Review: Samsung Galaxy S III
• Clean IT attracts wider European momentum
• Author pronounces MD5 crypt dead
• LinkedIn phishing emails surface
• eHarmony falls prey to LinkedIn crypto crackers
• First State Super breached privacy law
• First State Super breached Privacy Act
• NBN Co corrects national address database
• ACT to save $9m from ICT slow-downs
• Inside Bankwest’s near-death Agile overhaul
• Oracle moves into the cloud
• Dotcom lawyers accuse FBI of data piracy
• Minister abandons tech for Chinese defence meeting: report
• Analysts forecast continued Android dominance
• Bottled water case study for content makers: iiNet
• Telstra overhauls 365-day prepaid mobile broadband
• 6.5 million unsalted LinkedIn passwords posted online
• Google Australian services hit by data centre outage
• Government mulls spectrum access overhaul
• QLD Health payroll bungle to cost $1.25 billion
• ThoughtWorks recruits to build open e-health standard
• LinkedIn hit by 6.5m password leak
• UGNazi builds DoS tool, takes down HostGator
• Photos: Australia's Ivy Bridge ultrabooks
• UXC lands Toyota, Hills Industries IT project work
• Health agencies mull shared info, app development
• Office of Spatial Policy takes over govt data portal
• Telstra cleared in NASA Venus stream collapse
• Google warns users of state-sponsored hacking
• Critical hole fixed in Rails
• Advertisers sidestep Apple privacy efforts
• EC mulls internet terrorist database
• HP says Oracle violated Itanium contract
• HP still an infrastructure company: Whitman
• Clean IT project considers terrorist content database
• Compaq sign resurfaces on eBay
• Security boffins slip past Google Bouncer
• AAPT plans Windows, Linux cloud
• Private schools jump on IPv6 go-live
• Amazon architect mulls interchangeable IT
• Vodafone NZ in talks to buy TelstraClear
• Film studios survey targets ISP piracy responsibility
• South Australia deploys database monitors
• HP, Oracle fire first shots in $4b Itanium lawsuit
• Microsoft revokes certificates used in Flame malware
• Chief Defence Scientist eyes project spin-offs
• ANZ outsources IT testing to Capgemini
• Flame signed with Microsoft certs
• Apple releases iOS security guide
• ME Bank bakes security into core overhaul
• Rogue staff favour IT sabotage
• Cyber war puts civilians on the front line
• US a target for cyber attacks in Stuxnet fallout
• World's smallest banking trojan discovered
• US unveils initiatives to fight botnets
• US, Israel wrote Stuxnet, officials say
• Apple details iOS security
• Mining boom reflected in IT salaries
• GovHack 2012 gently bags Government websites
• Facebook prepares open source assault
• More cyber attacks for the US in Stuxnet fallout
• Dell talks with Quest break down
• Photos: Samsung Galaxy S3
• Telstra positions cloud for digital mailbox
• CommBank deploys smartphones under BYOD plan
• Online piracy inevitable: AFACT
• What is a halted NBN worth?
• ACTA treaty faces European rejection
• Health reveals e-health record slippages
• Ebay rebuilds Indian outsourcing relationship
• Defining the patent troll
• Microsoft outs near-final Windows 8