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• Orange prepares legal action over NSA taps
• Leaked: Inside the NSA's spyware catalogue
• Aussie students expose Snapchat's inner workings
• Server vendors named in NSA spying toolkit
• Dell, others named in NSA spying program
• Aussie students turn Snapchat inside out
• Knox unlocked: Flaws found in Samsung MDM
• Flaws discovered in Samsung's MDM
• NSA able to compromise Cisco, Juniper, Huawei switches
• Cisco, Juniper, Huawei devices on NSA’s hacked list
• Will Myer be back online by 2014?
• SoftBank in talks to buy T-Mobile
• U.S. judge rules NSA phone tapping lawful
• Apple fined for price fixing
• Four men acquitted of DNSChanger charges
• US 'illegally' intercepted Mega data, Dotcom lawyer claims
• Evad3rs remove Taig in iOS 7 jailbreak controversy
• Dotcom lawyer brands US interception of Mega data 'illegal'
• iOS 7 jailbreak sparks controversy
• Brisbane man arrested for role in Silk Road marketplace
• Google fined for breaching privacy laws
• New keylogging malware steals Tumblr log-in credentials
• NSA contracted RSA to use flawed algorithm
• Apple signs iPhone deal with China Mobile
• NSW govt takes over ID scanner tender after bidder fails ethics test
• Employers handed reprieve on SuperStream gateways
• Oracle splashes $1.4bn on Responsys
• RSA paid $10m by NSA for encryption backdoor
• ACCC demands Telstra offer faster outage notices
• CERT Polska warns on malware DDoS
• Telstra to sell stake in Hong Kong's CSL
• DDoS trojan ferrets SMB data
• Phisher sentenced gets four years prison
• Governments step up Google takedown requests
• BitTorrent to release a secure P2P chat app
• Researchers propose international vulnerability purchase plan
• Retailer Target discloses 40m credit cards breached
• Target loses 40m credit card details in PoS attack
• Washington Post breached
• Susan Sly to depart VicRoads
• White House review proposes curbs on NSA programs
• BitTorrent readies alpha of secure P2P chat app
• 40 million credit and debit cards stolen in Target breach
• Who will be iTnews’ Government CIO of the year?
• Governments step up efforts to censor Google
• Brazil cops find real ATM behind fake one
• Student sentenced for uni exam hack
• A million US computers infected in 2013
• NSW government sells ac3
• Russian hackers steal data on 54 million Turks
• Victoria Police to banish paper forms
• Who will be iTnews' Finance CIO of the year?
• Google boosts Android privacy, then kills it
• Optus tests TD-LTE carrier aggregation in Melbourne
• Apple patches eight Safari code execution flaws
• Beagle Telecom takes aim at ACCAN, TIO
• Flaws found in mandated aircraft safety system
• GCHQ probes Huawei
• Obama to release NSA review
• Who will be iTnews' Retail CIO of the year?
• Immigration CIO maps out 'huge' year ahead
• Uptick in phishing scams, survey finds
• Tassie bank shifts to new core banking system
• Coles IT boss appointed to CenITex board
• HP's Whitman gets big pay hike
• Super-CIO, new tech body to lead NSW e-health drive
• BlackBerry steals SAP exec to lead enterprise unit
• Apple wrist-slapped by watchdog for misleading customers
• Who will be iTnews' Utilities CIO of the year?
• World's largest Android botnet found
• Visionstream's vote of confidence in NBN execs
• ShadowServer handed ACMA's spam intel database
• Apple Safari is not as secure as you think
• Who will be iTnews' Industrial CIO of the year?
• Ludlam accuses NBN Co of 'brazen guesswork'
• Microsoft expects to have new chief exec early next year
• NBN Co to bring fibre-like uplink speeds to copper
• Tigerair Australia signs managed services deal
• Predicting what a 5G network will look like: study
• Tool helps multi-user pen tests
• ACMA hands ShadowServer spam intel database
• Hockey pulls money out of research and innovation
• Ziggy won't commit to Coalition NBN speed guarantee
• Qld Police expands mobility trial
• Who will be iTnews’ Education CIO of the year?
• 800k victims after unencrypted health insurance data stolen
• Displaying images in Gmail may make malware delivery easier
• Fake Firefox add-on snares users in botnet
• US Judge rules against NSA phone monitoring
• Who will be iTnews' Healthcare CIO of the year?
• Inside NBN Co's 108Mbps apartment block test
• Telstra dials up co-lo space in NextDC
• Canada takes Google to court over search monopoly
• US judge rules NSA metadata collection unconstitutional
• Universal laptop charger standard published
• Chorus audit causes more FTTP unrest
• Govt explores $100m mobile network investment
• 23 charged in counterfeit card scam
• 31k Snowden docs reveal gaps in NSA intelligence
• App intercepts 25,000 SMS messages
• France under fire for new digital surveillance law
• Google removes privacy feature from Android
• NSW moves to as-a-service model for storage
• Crypto flaw reveals pollies' hateful anonymous comments
• INTAS glitch shutters flights at Melbourne Airport
• Qld to deploy whole-of-gov PoS system
• CryptoLocker copycat infects thousands of machines
• Bitcoin-themed malware 'rising sharply'
• Hackett promises fast HFC for NBN
• Funds face anxious wait for super review
• Victorian govt cuts pro-bono web hosting service
• NSA installs new system controls in wake of Snowden leaks
• France under-fire for new digital surveillance law
• One grenade, £80K cash and four arrests in malware banking fraud
• Brit cabinet offices outlines security kitemark plans
• One-minute role in Anonymous DDoS attack earns man $183k fine, probation
• Greens to re-introduce Get A Warrant Bill
• Malicious DLL targets e-commerce sites for customer credit card data
• Suspected operator of 'revenge porn' site charged with identity theft
• NBN service terms finally get green light
• Employees will sell corporate data
• NZ ISPs and telcos standardise product info
• 1Gbps over copper standard fast-tracked
• QUT patent database attracts Gates' attention
• US legislation introduced to curb critical infrastcuture hacks
• Microsoft publishes carbon-neutral how-to handbook
• Vic water authorities vulnerable to cyber attack
• Labor, Coalition reject electronic surveillance committee
• Crims crack record number of paid apps
• TPG forced to pay $2m fine after High Court loss
• Sophisticated Hesperbot malware targets Aussie banks
• Senate to review surveillance legislation
• Westpac says phone Paywave 'secure enough' for 2014
• Coalition NBN to cost $41bn, miss delivery dates
• VXers physically install malware to spy on pro poker player
• Microsoft revokes wrongly issued French govt SSL certificate
• 'Hardware problem' downs Yahoo mail
• Cisco loses court challenge to Microsoft's Skype takeover
• Google eyes password alternative for unlocking Chrome screens
• Chinese hackers infiltrate five European governments
• CommBank offers PayPass payments on Galaxy S4
• ANSTO mulls cloud bolt-on to SAP overhaul
• Canadian Govt sets date for new anti-spam legislation
• NBN Co poaches VHA chief Bill Morrow
• Google opens first Asian data centres
• Westpac joins the race to phone-based payments
• NBN Co expected to unveil strategic review
• Harris Farm’s fresh approach to pricing
• Indian tax bill threatens to delay Nokia sale
• Patch Tuesday update addresses 24 bugs, including exploited TIFF zero-day
• Aged care CIO dreads telehealth switch-off
• Hollywood NVIDIA farms may be open to owning
• Data on 20M Chinese hotel guests dumped online by hackers
• JPMorgan patents Bitcoin-like payments system
• BHP, Rio Tinto digitise iron ore shipping paperwork
• Oracle jumps aboard OpenStack
• Hackers infiltrate European ministry networks at G20 summit
• NAB promises action on core banking overhaul
• Open Universities makes students sticky
• Labor, Coalition reject electronic surveillance committee
• Leading tech companies make joint call for surveillance reform
• "Tower dump" of consumer mobile data a popular police snooping tactic
• Billabong to leverage IT to recover from $860m loss
• Security firm claims China hacked PCs of G20 leaders
• Tasmanian govt kicks off network overhaul
• Google's plan to kill the corporate network
• Russia prosecutes suspected BlackHole author and 12 cohorts
• Rio Tinto tech and innovation head departs
• Microsoft revokes wrongly issued French govt SSL certificate
• Guilty plea in RuneScape hack and virtual items sale
• Tech giants call for more controls on surveillance
• NT's 'white elephant' asset system will continue to bleed cash
• NAB names new CIO
• Bitcoin's value surges amid spate of ransomware attacks
• US, UK spy agencies infiltrate online games, virtual worlds
• US refusing to budge on TPP issues
• NSW pours $15m more into Opal project
• Coffs Harbour residents test NBN's impact
• IBM accuses Qld govt of trying to 'rewrite history'
• Microsoft boosts Internet encryption and transparency
• PayPal cyber attackers plead guilty
• TPG buys AAPT
• AT&T refuses to disclose NSA dealings
• Patch Tuesday to include 11 security fixes from Microsoft
• Software failure causes 12 hours of delays for UK fliers
• Bureau of Statistics uses agile for 2016 Census
• ZeroAccess taken down
• Telstra, Ericsson demonstrate LTE-A carrier aggregation
• BlackHole gang prosecuted
• Bitcoin crashes after Chinese ban
• Senate to explore submarine cable security
• Millions of stolen passwords found in botnet controller
• US lower house passes anti-patent troll bill
• 2m Facebook, Google and Twitter logins stolen
• Telstra invests to bring Box to Australia
• Qld opposition blasts IBM lawsuit as waste of money
• Qld prepares IT systems for Commonwealth Games
• Microsoft reassures nervous foreign business customers
• TUSMA looks for new chief
• Senate to explore submarine cable security
• Human Services to cut 56 IT jobs
• Qld Govt commences legal action against IBM
• How Facebook ships software at warp speed
• NSW Govt moves into south coast data centre
• Up to 465,000 affected by JPMorgan data robbery
• Brisbane City Council selects new CIO
• Server market declines as shift to cloud gathers pace
• Hotfile settles with MPAA
• Megaport joins AWS direct connect provider ranks
• IT minister decries NT's own 'Qld Health payroll' fiasco
• Dexter point-of-sale malware strikes U.S. and abroad
• Qantas suppliers hit by $2bn cost cutting endeavour
• NSA tracking phones worldwide: report
• Facebook Yahoo Twitter Google hacked cred bonanza discovered
• Bitcoin theft narcotics bazaar some claim inside job
• Conec2 wants $6m to go public
• Britain to allow Huawei security hub in Oxfordshire
• Millions of stolen passwords found in botnet controller
• Canada passes world's toughest anti-spam law
• Oracle taps former SAP talent to lead ANZ
• WA govt hits go on $52m network infrastructure panel
• Linux worm targets 'internet of things'
• Carders' bid to steal christmas
• Sydney ferry service targets IT makeover
• Qld agencies blowing out procurement costs
• RBS admits to decades of IT neglect
• Telstra lands tower fee win in Qld court
• Iran nuclear geeks brace for Stuxnet's BIG BROTHER
• Bad apps bypasses Android locks
• British policing efforts 'fragmented' and 'political'
• Broke solid state storage maker sells assets to Toshiba
• Adelaide Uni on hiring blitz for tech transformation
• Google Compute Engine made generally available
• Linux worm infected internet-enabled home devices
• ASIO raids lawyer office seeking Timor wiretap documents
• Quigley stands up to Turnbull's war of words
• NSW Govt's private sector brains trust set for refresh
• Nextgen trials 400Gbps Sydney-Canberra link
• Apple buys startup Topsy
• Melbourne tries again for real-time bus tracking
• Tech skills shortage the worst in federal govt
• The changing face of data protection
• Open source option wins WA cloud deal
• US data breach impacts millions, costs millions more
• Calm down, there is no tech bubble
• Online mortgage bot wins funding
• Meet the man anointed to save Bell Labs
• VIC govt picks HP Autonomy for business data search
• Brandis claims leaked ASD spy document is 'unverified'
• Amazon trials drones for package delivery
• SA Water prepares mass mobility drive
• Spy agency offered allies data on Aussies
• Labor calls on Turnbull to lay out FTTN costs
• Qld to set up whole-of-gov cloud infrastructure panel
• Flash SMS DoS KO's Nexus
• Virus takes user's photo via webcam
• French court shuts down video streaming websites
• Cyber attacks hit UK banks
• VDSL2 vectoring recreates telco monopoly
• Pan-Euro data protection impacts ICO role
• Uncertainty over Microsoft Windows RT hits education