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• eBay to split out PayPal into a separate business
• Privacy Commissioner warns business to fix Shellshock
• Ingogo IPO on track with $9.1m funding injection
• Grooveshark found to have infringed record labels' copyright
• Telstra names first sites in $100m wi-fi network
• Apple iOS 8 reset bug deletes iCloud Drive files
• Apple patches OS X against Shellshock flaw
• ACMA to offer self-service portal for spectrum licensing
• Reagan signed off on NSA surveillance
• WA teachers access student email with tweaked Office 365
• BlackBerry cuts loss, sales rise
• AusPost weighs up outsourcing end user IT
• Europe removes 'airplane mode' rule for in-flight mobile use
• Shellshock
• Further flaws render Shellshock patch ineffective
• SingTel Optus under spotlight over company tax
• Rackspace forced to reboot cloud over Xen bug
• Magnus supercomputer offered up to 'Petascale pioneers'
• NBN Co to reveal broadband mix in weeks
• ATO's Bitcoin ruling is 'out of step with reality'
• NBN Co chief claims leaked Melton pilot has a 'bad smell'
• Vodafone reveals plans to store users' online activity
• Google hits back at News Corp over piracy claims
• Apple quick-releases 8.0.2 update for iOS
• Finance floats whole-of-govt cloud email, desktop buying scheme
• Symantec names replacement for sacked CEO Bennett
• First Shellshock botnet attacks Akamai, US DoD networks
• Photos: Australia's IT brains trust of the future
• Apple to release iOS 8.0.2 'in the next few days'
• Amazon forced to reboot EC2 to patch Xen bug
• Senate rejects attempt to limit ASIO's access to devices
• Inside the legalities of digital signatures
• jQuery.com website suffers second attack in a month
• Bash bug could be 'worse than Heartbleed'
• Adobe to shut down Chinese R&D
• Qld police need better digital protection: union
• Blackberry launches 'Passport' smartphone
• Apple pulls iOS 8.0.1 patch that kills calls, TouchID
• BMC sues ServiceNow over 'wilful' patent infringement
• Australian Privacy Foundation to lose long-term chair
• European banks put cyber crime under the lens
• Victorian govt IT subject to three-year rolling review
• Google to build $870m free-cooled Dutch data centre
• Photos: Samsung bets on mobile virtual reality
• PayPal takes second cautious step towards Bitcoin
• iPhone 6 vulnerable to TouchID fingerprint hack
• Domain does DevOps
• Microsoft restructures Trustworthy Computing team
• Australia’s banks review the iPhone 6
• The ethics of security
• US Senators fight to amend 30 year-old data privacy legislation
• Telstra ditches 900 MHz for LTE-Advanced
• Winner takes all in revised CenITex outsourcing
• Telstra expands into digital signatures service
• UQ bio and nanotech dept builds a supercomputer
• Rio Tinto's big data play delivers promised ore
• Queensland's Govt IT ranks begin to grow back
• Apple sells 10 million iPhones in launch weekend
• LA's $1.5b iPads in schools experiment hits trouble
• Canberra's wi-fi network to block file sharing P2P traffic
• Competition review joins chorus against 'Australia tax'
• DSL remains Australia's main business broadband option
• Victoria looks to automate the dispatch of bushfire aircraft
• Microsoft shuts Silicon Valley R&D centre
• Time management tips for CIOs
• Victoria appoints privacy and data protection commissioner
• Defence eHealth project blows out by $77 million
• Cloudflare launches open source keyless SSL
• Google follows Apple to lock itself out of devices
• SAP buys cloud travel expense platform Concur
• Vic 000 operator slams telcos over mobile location delays
• CenITex finances recover as agency prepares to shut down
• Oracle's Ellison steps aside
• Keeping the peace
• Apple patches security issues in OS X Mavericks
• G Note
• Apple blocks govt data requests with iOS 8
• US Govt taking 'unnecessary risks' with Healthcare.gov
• Ezidebit acquired for $305 million
• Bug delays Apple's HealthKit availability on iOS 8
• Microsoft moves .NET code samples to GitHub
• eBay cross-scripting vulnerability exploited
• Chinese hacked US military contractors
• Origin Energy completes troubled SAP transformation
• Making a case for collaboration
• Cisco buys private cloud provider startup Metacloud
• Apple targets Android with iPhone migration guide
• Adobe plugs critical security holes in Acrobat, Reader
• Victoria Police to get ASIO-like spying powers
• Rackspace dumps plans to sell
• Apple gives iCloud two-factor authentication
• Tech giants' tax structures threatened by new rules
• Qld Police not convinced by body worn cameras
• There's no coke and hookers in the cloud
• IBM releases Watson Analytics beta for businesses
• Micro Focus to buy Attachmate for $1.3bn
• Telco industry lobbies for 000 calls via SMS, VoIP, apps
• How hard do you hack back?
• DHS works to fix aged care processing glitch
• ‘Frankenstein’ robots merge rat brain, human eye at QUT
• Facebook open sources McRouter tool
• Govts pressure Google for more user data
• Microsoft forks out $2.8bn for Minecraft maker Mojang
• Apple medical trials shed light on how HealthKit will work
• Extreme upgrade pain for XtremIO customers
• Economists: Consumers will suffer under copyright crackdown
• Snowden accuses NZ PM of lying about mass surveillance
• Qld MPs push for faster NBN rollout to remote areas
• US govt threatened huge fines to make Yahoo release user data
• Canberra Data Centres goes national
• NSW Police named as FinFisher spyware user
• Five zero-cost ways to improve MySQL performance
• Google offers $100k to tech start-ups
• NBN Co targets unserviceable premises in Tasmania
• NBN Co offers incentives for battery-free fibre connections
• Ergas hints at reining in the ACCC
• Parliament urges Qld Govt to recruit privacy commissioner
• Wordpress resets logins after Gmail credentials leak
• Morrow: FTTB threatens rural broadband
• Forget about innovation, Australia needs invention
• Union hits out at proposed offshoring of ATO test & dev
• BlackBerry buys multi-number phone capability
• Optus crowns new CEO
• HP buys hybrid cloud startup Eucalyptus
• The big winners from Defence’s back-office IT refresh
• Researcher uncovers timing attack to decloak Google users
• NSW Ambulance farewells 15-year IT veteran
• Telstra expands 700 MHz LTE network
• Tracking the year of CIO churn
• Feather-light tablets to save American Airlines $710k
• NSW FACS to move its SAP back office into the cloud
• Turnbull seeks wholesale access from all FTTB carriers
• Microsoft drops dangerous ASP.NET setting
• Photos: Westpac launches Sydney innovation hub
• Millions of Gmail user credentials posted on web
• Review recommends abolition of 457 labour market testing
• NEC wins Defence data centre migration work
• Unravelling Apple’s mobile Pay play
• Charity tweaks laptops to deliver insights on user habits
• Tax office on the hunt for new infosec chief
• Why wait for next generation wi-fi?
• Apple unveils the Watch and larger iPhones
• Google commences ‘right to be forgotten’ Euro tour
• Foxtel urges government to force the hand of ISPs
• Former finance CIOs find favour in start-up land
• BlackPOS malware confirmed in Home Depot US hack
• Hackers claim access to Bitcoin founder's email account
• Twitter introduces a 'buy' button to tweets
• What to say when things go wrong
• Salesforce customers targeted by malware
• EU Google antitrust case goes another round
• How DB Schenker restored the reputation of its IT team
• Domain to release Tinder-style property app
• Feds propose strict security controls for ICT suppliers
• US telco linked with Rackspace sale
• Hopes for industry-led piracy scheme fade
• A new perspective on digital leadership
• iTnews Benchmark Awards now open
• Infected Linux servers give DDoS attacks some oomph
• Apple strengthens iCloud in light of privacy breaches
• Defence fined $5000 for privacy breach
• DNS attack affects NZ's biggest ISP
• Barclays Bank to adopt vein-scanner authentication
• Why Australia needs stronger protections for privacy
• Infosys in at BP Australia via global consulting deal
• New York police to get body-worn cameras
• LogMeIn acquires Meldium for $16m
• SmartGates to be expanded into airport departures
• iiNet buys stake in IT services provider
• Hackers break into server for Obamacare website
• Microsoft sued by Getty over Bing photo tool
• Google's Megan Smith confirmed as White House CTO
• Cash rolls in for ground-breaking optical storage study
• Large internet sites plot 'slowdown' net neutrality protest
• Crime Commission floats fines for ISPs who won't block sites
• The Benchmark Awards
• Apple shares slump ahead of Sept 9 iPhone launch
• Hockey calls on Tax Office to target ‘Australia Tax’
• Verizon fined $8m for using customer data without permission
• Govt backed research body proposes big data for APS staff vetting
• Go fast enough, and you won’t feel the shakes
• NSW Govt to recognise interstate procurement creds
• Australia and NZ team up to build maritime satellite network
• ALRC drops safe harbour from proposed privacy law
• Compuware sold to private equity firm
• US Home Depot investigating possible data breach
• Govt dumps controversial Labor offshore cloud policy
• Research contradicts Brandis' focus on insider threats
• Want an Internet of Things? Fix the internet first
• CIO exits as Coles steps up offshoring
• Qld Govt to split CITEC in half before sale
• Apple washes hands of celebrity iCloud hack
• Turnbull asks industry for advice on better NBN migrations
• Will the new iPhone break the hearts of bankers?
• Brandis boosts vetting of APS staff to prevent insider threats
• Chief scientist calls for dramatic changes to innovation policy
• Hacking scandal threatens to upend NZ election
• Connected things
• Microsoft given deadline to answer Chinese monopoly claims
• Ambos with iPads to the rescue in Queensland
• Free pies at the MCG to tempt fans over to iBeacon
• ISPs willing to negotiate on 'three strikes' piracy regime
• Telstra takes 85k requests for user data in 12 months
• Eftpos trials online payments with Coles, CommBank
• Microsoft defies order to hand over user emails
• Customs seizes $80k worth of unauthorised drones
• Qld Govt applies ICT-as-a-service mandate to 1WS
• Matching databases to Linux distros
• Westpac warns against licensing IT providers
• Optus automates credit risk; makes 70 redundant
• Rogue trading bot suspected cause of Bitcoin slump