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• Asylum seeker data remains exposed online
• EU Parliament passes €1bn digital infrastructure plan
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• Optus Australia boss steps down
• Melbourne IT acquires Netregistry for $50.4 million
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• Target breach halves holiday profit, costs $68 million to fix
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• NBN Co throws resources at held service order backlog
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• MtGox stops trading after alleged huge hack
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• 'Pony' botnet used to steal bitcoins
• Vic tech minister shoots down hopes of IT spending spree
• Nokia's Android phones break cover
• Brandis threatens to mandate 'three strikes'
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• Westpac signs CommBank’s core banking maestro
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• Agile: Not for the faint of heart
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• Victorian minister quizzed on IT offshoring
• Winklevosses launch Winkdex for Bitcoin
• Webcams exposed in Google Drive clickjack attack
• iiNet to sign NBN Co access agreement
• US telco regulator to write new open internet rules
• NSW Police to pilot first-stop data drop box
• iiNet adds 23,000 new NBN, fibre customers
• Facebook buys WhatsApp for US$19 billion
• Patrick port automation project pushed into 2015
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• LinkedIn opens 'Influencer' blogs to all members
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• Privacy commissioner to investigate Immigration data breach
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• Telstra confirms 800 roles to go at Sensis
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• Marks & Spencer ditches Amazon for new website
• Intel's new Xeon processors take aim at big data
• Govt spyware victim files criminal complaint
• Telstra wins legal battle over Optus ads
• Tasmania offers NBN Co free access to power poles for fibre
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• Vodafone puts 4G on $5-a-day international roaming
• INPEX to run single control system across Ichthys
• Telstra, Optus, AJC back subsea cable bill
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• SA government jumps the gun on police tech
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• Fiona Stanley Hospital IT could cost another $50 million
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• Ansell moves to SAP after Oracle ERP bungle
• US debuts cyber security framework
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• Crowdfunding site Kickstarter hacked, user data stolen
• NBN panel questions role of ACCC in telecoms regulation
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• Aussies raid $3 million from Silk Road drug store
• Windows 8 lags Win7 in first-year sales
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• Queensland restructures IT department
• Computrace developer slams Kaspersky report as inaccurate
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• Qld Police using CSIRO 3D scanner to map crime scenes
• US senator sues Obama govt over NSA spying
• Cost cutting saves Optus profit from customer churn
• Telstra pours $650 million into mobile infrastructure
• Anti-theft tech allows remote hijacking of millions of computers
• Tasmanians miss out on all-fibre NBN
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• Randwick council controls water recycling from iPad
• Commissioner to launch privacy guidance next week
• Meet Defence's new go-to guy
• CommBank writes down $68 million in software
• Toyota recalls two million Prius cars over software defect
• Microsoft's Bing censoring Chinese search results
• New York reveals Bitcoin regulation plans
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• Why are Aussie students dropping out of IT courses?
• Newcastle gets its own air quality monitoring network
• Google: IPv6 adoption breaches three percent
• HP promises free server security patches
• Google calls for reform of govt spying laws
• DSTO, IBM partner for R&D staff swap
• NBN Co loses construction boss
• Cyber spying campaign dubbed 'The Mask' uncovered
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• Billionaire investor gives up on Apple buyback plan
• World's largest DDoS strikes US, Europe
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• Barclays investigates theft of 27k user details
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• HP’s quest for a predictable future
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• Greens go black to fight online surveillance
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• LinkedIn dumps Intro Apple mail service
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• NICTA begins cull of Victorian jobs
• GitHub bugs allow account hijacking
• Defence hunts for new CTO
• Bitcoin plummets as biggest exchange halts trading
• HP to charge for server firmware updates, service packs
• Asos IT upgrade causes global delivery delays
• Google bought $838m Lenovo stake
• Telstra takes Optus to court over 'misleading' ads
• Russia bans Bitcoin
• Victoria to lobby Feds for mobile blackspot funding
• Google announces videoconferencing bundle
• Queensland natural gas project turns to big data
• Westpac CIO role a poisoned chalice
• Vodafone stems customer losses in last quarter
• Patrick's container-carrying robots damaged at sea
• Weather bureau forced to dump water data project
• Sony to sell off Vaio PC business
• NSW Government hands down mobility rules
• Public perception of NBN very positive: study
• Agile Week!!!
• Google appoints new YouTube boss
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• The Aussie cities with the best IT job prospects
• Contractor creds used in Target hack
• Victoria's Human Services CIO resigns
• Calls for Victorian public service telework quotas
• NSN claims new 2.6Gbps mobile data speed record
• UK spooks launched DDoS attacks against Anonymous
• Microsoft hopes new, old blood can rekindle magic
• Woolworths poaches Westpac CIO
• Telstra techs rescued after night in the bush
• MP backs calls for electronic voting rollout
• Malcolm's dilemma: Australians love fibre-to-the-home
• Target execs admit they knew nothing about hack
• Satya Nadella's email to Microsoft staff
• Farewell to the iTnews newshound
• Microsoft names Nadella as next CEO
• Northern Territory to give every frontline cop an iPad
• HP finds major accounting errors at Autonomy
• Tas aerial NBN plan well received, says Aurora
• Chevron forms tech commercialisation tie-up
• Witchery, Mimco move to eStar, Oracle Retail
• Kordia offers direct connect to Amazon cloud
• German govt sued over mass surveillance
• Tech companies release secret US govt data requests
• Chrome flags hijacking attempts
• British govt health site directs visitors to malware
• French telco loses 800k customer records to hackers
• Last drinks for NBN provisioning nirvana
• Victorian emergency dispatch systems fail six times in eight months
• Video: US Army tests driverless convoys
• Councils speak out as NBN plans unravel
• MacTel tops political IT donors list
• Roy Hill mine to begin fleet system rollout
• Microsoft expected to name Satya Nadella CEO
• Tenders called for $216m DFAT network replacement
• NSW launches geospatial mapping initiative
• Optus to handle NBN satellite operations