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• ATO passwords stored in clear text
• Zurich Australia establishes Malaysian IT team
• NBN oversight committee trapped in political crossfire
• Pacnet moves into NextDC's M1 data centre
• My Net Fone hunts for new purchases
• Vodafone NZ launches LTE ahead of schedule
• Abbott focuses Coalition education policy online
• Rackspace goes mondo for MongoDB
• RSA says biz should move to Big Data amid govt stall
• RSA conf security wonks debate China hacking fall out
• Contracts and pen tests key to outsourcing deals
• "Fearless" CIOs get the funding
• Microsoft sidesteps Office for iPad talk
• Hackers target Euro governments with Adobe exploit
• Analysis: Banks find NFC a buyer's market
• Public service "lacks appetite for shared services"
• Queensland Health faces IT spending review
• Australian internet access prices fall for fifth year
• Hacker raids Aunty, dumps 44,560 email addresses
• Mining dark data for deep riches
• Microsoft says infosec industry has persevered
• Yet more Java holes discovered
• Trans-Pacific bandwidth prices slow to drop
• New beta Stuxnet also attacked Iran nuke program
• Microsoft releases Internet Explorer 10 for Windows 7
• Rookie mobile app security company judged 'most innovative'
• RSA adds to Security Analytics and managed service model
• Photos: The 2012 iTnews Benchmark Awards
• iTnews reveals 2012 CIO of the Year
• Yarra Valley insourcing project wins CIO award
• Domino's chief named Retail CIO of the Year
• Calibre's Cowie named Industrials CIO of the Year
• Farr named Government CIO of the Year
• Salesforce goes mobile for Service Cloud
• The iTnews Benchmark Awards
• Vodafone faces multi-million dollar class action claim
• Budgets force BYOD rethink: report
• Transfield Services hands CIO wider remit
• Pirate Party petition 'demolishes case for data retention'
• Juniper Networks launches Junos intel service
• VHA flags more losses after another 443,000 customers walk
• FireEye inks threat-fighting deal with Mandiant, Secureworks and others
• Tool thwarts OS X malware tricks
• Virgin says $36m Sabre investment will pay off
• Iluka Resources cuts injuries with business intelligence
• RSA Conference 2013 opens
• Vodafone to face class action lawsuit
• MasterCard launches digital wallet
• HP sells webOS operating system to LG
• US six-strikes anti-filesharing system kicks in
• Can Agile work in large enterprise?
• Twitter stops phishing with DMARC
• CommBank rules out public cloud storage
• NBN Co tech report a 'cheap stunt', says Turnbull
• HTC settles crap coding case
• Citadel malware targets Govt agencies
• Phishing mail uses fake Mandiant spy report
• HP goes with Android for new tablet
• Twitter stops phishing with DMARC
• Sabu sentence delayed
• Photos: Rio Tinto trials 64m-long tunnelling machine
• Photos: Rio Tinto deploys tunnel machine at Northparkes mine
• Dulux saves with 'make do' approach to systems split
• Microsoft joins watering hole victims Apple, Facebook
• Slow progress on Government's open data effort
• Expired SSL cert causes Microsoft Azure storage outage
• Quigley calls for industry to inform NBN debate
• Zendesk hacked, social platforms targeted
• Twitter, Pinterest, Tumblr targeted in Zendesk attack
• AAPT culls customers, job cuts flagged
• HP turnaround 'gaining traction'
• Satphone providers face tougher 000 access regime
• US may rely on trade sanctions, fines to curb foreign cyber spy threat
• Bega Cheese recruits first IT head
• Bit9 hacked five months before detection
• Hacked ATM plays Angry Birds
• Espionage hackers traced to Shanghai building
• Perpetual completes Fujitsu services shift
• Google unveils high-end 'Pixel' Chromebook
• Twitter no solution for customer service
• Chinese VXer malware spreads via BitTorrent
• Six 'telcos' outside TIO scheme under investigation
• ACMA plans to kill radio transmitter labelling
• Macquarie Uni commits to first central CRM
• Broadband flat, revenue up for iiNet
• Google account takeovers down 99 percent
• Apple updates Java in Mac OS X
• DoHA, Therapeutic Goods to move off Lotus Notes
• Green light for Australian central payments hub
• Apple updates Java in Mac OS X, issues iOS Exchange bugfix
• UK 4G spectrum sells for less
• Google kills account hijacks with statistics
• Oracle Australia fined $18,000 in sexual harassment case
• Leighton eyes Canadian buyer for telco businesses
• Google risks huge fine under new EU data rules
• Northern Territory Govt expands free bus wi-fi
• ISPs, industry raise Trans-Tasman cable competition concerns
• Super Retail Group boosts IT spend
• Site reportedly behind Facebook Java hack goes offline
• Telstra commits to 4G in 900 MHz
• Report traces espionage hackers to Shanghai building
• Apple suffers 'sophisticated' hack
• UK Government claims success with G-Cloud
• Apple hit by hackers who targeted Facebook
• Ubuntu for tablets outed
• Telstra techs face second fire-damaged exchange
• Vodafone pushes 4G to 67 Mbps peak
• NSW Govt relaxes tablet, smartphone ban for courts
• Anonymous dumps US State Dept database
• Solid state drives a data security risk
• Anonymous dump US State Dept database on the web
• Chevron appoints network designer for Wheatstone LNG
• Solid state drives pose data security risk
• Steve Keen nears Kickstarter goal for open source economic software
• CBA chief says bank's tech lead will drive market share gains
• Analysis: Cutting the R&D tax incentive is no Robin Hood gesture
• Facebook attacked via Java zero-day
• Android cold boot attacks
• Frozen ice cream sandwich coughs up crypto keys
• New trans-Tasman cable announced
• Australia stymied by archaic IT operations
• Feds reveal SME 'shortfall' in $20m-plus IT deals
• NetApp names new Aussie MD
• Virgin Australia brings in veteran CIO
• Queensland appoints new IT Minister
• Govt cuts big business R&D incentive to help fund startups
• Warrnambool users spent 10.5 days without internet
• 51 critical infrastructure organisations breach in 2012: report
• Standards Australia debuts e-waste collection guidelines
• iPhone passcode flaw opens device to intruders
• CISPA info sharing bill is back
• Amazon opens Redshift cloud data warehouse service
• More delays for Queensland's IT vision
• US online retailers face sales tax collection
• More industry support needed for IT graduates
• Zero-day Java exploit targets Facebook employees
• QLD IT minister Ros Bates resigns from Cabinet
• ANZ still wearing NZ platform integration costs
• Want a software patent? Write some code
• Security focus shifts from compliance to prevention
• Retail, food service industry top target of fraudsters
• NSW agency ditches Apples for Acer
• Microsoft Office upgrade cycle favours renters over buyers
• Zombie TV attack was dead easy
• Dell CEO discounts his personal stake
• NABERS for data centres: Winners and losers
• NBN Co spends $94m on Northern NSW rollout
• Anonymous dumps 600k accounts from popular Israeli site
• Telecom NZ urges Yahoo! customers to change passwords
• Adobe CEO defends higher Aussie prices
• Yahoo! updates four-year-old Java download
• Optus wins more mobile customers, earns less revenue
• NEHTA shrugs off health records patent threat
• Users abandon telcos for international calls
• Two charged in $3m skimming bust
• Obama issues cyber security executive order
• Facebook ekes IT efficiency from sleek data centre design
• CommBank IT services expenses rise to $627m
• Apple cuts MacBook prices
• Obama issues cyber security executive order
• ACMA plots amateur radio band harvest for LTE
• Telecom NZ says 22,500 Xtra email accounts hacked
• Adobe Reader zero day used in phishing attacks
• Photos: The Australian Data Centre Strategy Summit
• Sydney Water drafts NICTA into pipe break project
• Telstra cracks 90 Mbps in Perth LTE device tests
• Defence kits out data centres for thin client
• Melbourne biz beats ransomware with backups
• Dropbox overhaul aims to attract enterprise users
• New Zealand frontline police get Apple iDevices
• Gaps exposed in Australian Cyber Security Centre plan
• ACCC on guard against net content shaping
• Former Symantec cheif joins FireEye board
• Porn sites three times more infectious to mobile users
• Microsoft patches squash 13 IE vulns
• Telstra reveals Clayton data centre 'master plan'
• Vic Govt drives open data, social media in ICT strategy
• Gaps exposed in Australian Cyber Security Centre plan
• Amcom revenue climbs on cloud
• NBN Co fingers Syntheo for premises-passed shortfall
• Telecom NZ may ditch Yahoo email after hack
• Queensland researchers seek 'real world' fix for TLS
• Australia's miners, gas operators drive towards digital radio
• QUT researchers trial wifi for car safety
• Telecom NZ may dump Yahoo email service
• Tech patent landscape rocky for oil & gas companies
• University of Newcastle hunts CIO
• EU slashes broadband funding
• Kim Dotcom's Mega details first wave of security bugs
• Apple to release urgent iOS update for connection problems
• Data centre refreshes drive IT contract renewals
• Parliament to have one stop IT shop by end of year
• Focus shifts to tech investment as ASX retains monopoly
• Ballot-stuffing bot hits News Ltd polls
• Spammers stole Yahoo Xtra contact lists: exec
• Microsoft to patch 57 holes
• NBN Co, strata tie-up to ease fibre into unit blocks
• EU security breach reporting plans under fire
• Mega security bugs detailed
• Rackspace brings in Aussie cloud talent
• Adobe, Apple and Microsoft to be forced to answer IT price questions
• Raytheon builds RIOT social network surveillance platform
• Telstra links ADSL 'congestion pricing', deep packet trial
• Hackers hijack Bit9 whitelist in targeted attack
• Twitter typosquatting increases
• Australia, NZ governments to regulate mobile roaming
• Raytheon develops social network surveillance system
• Melbourne firm's case tests U.S. patent system
• Google's Schmidt to sell 42 percent of stake
• Western Australia seeks sporting CIO
• Opposition grows to Dell's buyout
• Eugene Kaspersky and Howard Schmidt interview
• ATO warns ID thieves targeting tax agents
• Govt unveils national data centre energy rating tools
• Photos: NAB's Melbourne data centre
• Webjet buys into cloud in $2.3m tech transformation
• Telstra forced to redraw NBN info handling rules
• Visionstream lands Westgate freeway system project
• Facebook fraud could rise with linked logins
• Adobe patches Flash against targeted exploits
• Vodafone customers still voting with their feet
• Poor countries suffer more from malware: report
• Australia on brink of more mobile broadband connections than people
• Microsoft to patch 57 holes
• PCI council issues cloud computing guidance
• European Commission calls for collaboration and incident sharing
• Microsoft, Symantec takedown search hijacking botnet
• Telstra excuses itself over cut lines for NBN installs
• Google overhauls AdWords
• CERT Australia rebuffs ex-staff criticism
• NAB gets personal after two year delay
• Mandatory breach reporting in new EU cybersecurity plan
• Google wins comparative praise in Aussie tax row
• Deloitte links mobile spectrum to productivity
• Geographical services save big dollars
• Telstra pins hopes on cloud after posting $1.6bn half-year profit
• US Fed Reserve confirms hack
• QLD Health undertakes complete telecoms refresh
• Hacker in $14M click-fraud scam pleads guilty
• Twitter eyes two factor authentication
• Google's win reflects internet-friendly High Court
• Microsoft, Symantec take down Bamital botnet
• US investigates mobile device makers
• 'Forgotten' Telstra users emerge from exchange fire aftermath
• CIOs emerge as digital navigators
• Web security protocols open to MITM attacks
• US Central Bank internal site breached by hackers
• Law firm's tech project wins Westpac business
• CommBank opens up wealth portal
• New phishing tool mimics logged in dashboards
• NBN Co brings 25/5 Mbps to fixed wireless
• Google wins High Court case against ACCC
• Good Technology settles lawsuit with Excitor
• Canadian Govt loses personal data on 583,000 students
• Navigating Westpac's IT sea change
• NSW rail agencies seek IT heads
• Web security protocols vulnerable to MITM attacks
• IBM prepares lower priced server range
• Amazon creates virtual currency for Kindle Fire
• Search phone calls for keywords with Metasploit
• Dell's $23.4bn buyout offer tabled
• Telstra tests P2P traffic inspection on Victorian internet users
• NSW Govt goes to market for cloud suppliers
• Telecom NZ moves to 100 gigabit OTN for network core
• Kaspersky update severs internet access
• Global Switch begins $300m Sydney East data centre
• Kaspersky update severs internet access
• Video calling built into Mozilla, Chrome browsers
• Trusted Platform Module woes
• PayPal's security works
• Google's Schmidt criticises China
• Broadband Dept blasts 'forum-shopping' ISPs
• Key suppliers cut IT graduate programs
• Brilliant comrade picks Taiwan's HTC smartphone
• Samsung phone bans stay out of Apple's reach
• Oracle pays $2bn for network gear maker Acme Packet
• Comms Dept ordered lost AusCERT DVD through post
• Data retention stalls at committee level
• High-volume DDoS attacks fall out of favour
• Aussie firms embrace the deskless office
• Running Facebook's Forest City data centre
• Kiwi researchers demo third world bank hack
• The iTnews IT Graduate Guide
• NextDC appoints IT chief
• New York Times targeted attack shows anti-virus failure
• Apple blocks Java in browser again
• Juniper OS flaw crashes routers
• Trojan nabs 16k Facebook logins
• US app owner to pay $768k to settle child privacy charges
• PCI council issues e-commerce guidance
• ACMA reveals 4G 1800 MHz resale fears
• Coming into Greg Farr's legacy
• Australia in five-nation talks to declassify infosec data
• Oracle issues megapatch to fix 50 holes
• Twitter says 250,000 accounts compromised
• Oracle issues megapatch to shore up Java security
• Twitter warns up to 250,000 accounts compromised
• Google moves closer to resolving EU investigation
• Dell sale could fetch up to $23 billion
• Macquarie Telecom steps up political donations
• Security flaw in Juniper's JunOS can be used to crash routers
• Apple bid to revive Galaxy Nexus sales ban nixed
• RubyGems in recovery mode after site hack
• SA evidence laws need tech revamp: report
• In pictures: SIEM roundtable
• Apple blocks Java in browser again
• Photos: Inside Facebook's North Carolina data centre
• Huawei CFO linked to firm that offered HP gear to Iran
• Tablets drive Aussies to hunt out wifi hotspots