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• Apple open sources iOS, OS X crypto libs
• Aussie Farmers Direct hacked, user details posted online
• Aussies to get instant bank payments to mobiles, email
• Deutsche Bank plans mass IT overhaul, cuts 15k tech jobs
• New faults discovered on Perth - Singapore cable
• CSIRO wants staff to think like start-ups
• Google to fold Chrome OS into Android
• Telstra cuts more than 400 call centre jobs
• Six ways the ATO uses data to catch tax-dodgers
• Australia considering passport-less travel
• Google slams Symantec for sloppy digital cert handling
• Telstra assigns more staff to deal with NBN complexity
• Victoria's courts to go electronic for documents
• ANZ Bank's tech spend jumps $200m to $1.4bn
• Webhost confirms multi-million password leak
• IBM to buy Weather Company's digital assets
• Minister names first My Health Record opt-out sites
• NASDAQ debuts platform powered by Bitcoin tech
• Sydney Uni IT projects chief hauled before ICAC
• SA Health’s pathology IT project likely to run out of money
• UK teen arrested over TalkTalk hack
• US senate approves controversial cybersecurity bill
• NAB declares data centre migration complete
• Apple Pay to land in Australia this year
• IBM's accounts under investigation
• Aussie retailers tread fine line on proximity intelligence
• Monash Uni launches full 100G OpenStack cloud
• Repeating the same old stuff
• TeleChoice owns up to 2014 data breach
• Australia drops down cyber security rankings
• JPMorgan Chase builds a rival to Apple Pay
• Microsoft, Taser forge police cloud pact
• RBS to put bankers on Facebook for business
• Michael Harte wins back Italian island
• Researchers crack Fuji-Xerox printer spying code
• ANZ Bank combs customer spend for intelligence
• Google moves to artificial intelligence for search queries
• OAIC powering through with less staff, bigger workload
• Data limits proposed for satellite NBN users
• NBN prepares to migrate Telstra special business services
• Australian Hearing prepares IT overhaul
• Oracle in legal bid to halt Rimini Street operations
• NBN wants 2000 school kids to become copper linesmen
• Qld Transport to take learner drivers online
• Toshiba to sell sensor business to Sony
• Last chance to enter the iTnews Benchmark Awards
• UK telco TalkTalk hacked, 4m customers affected
• Toll dumps IT outsourcing project
• NSW to open real-time transport data to more developers
• Xero resets passwords after phishes hook users
• AWS sales jump 78 percent
• Cloud demand pushes Microsoft to beat revenue forecasts
• CBA CIO enlisted to help ABS' $250m systems overhaul
• Extend NBN beyond broadband in regional areas: review
• The ATO's secret to keeping its infosec staff engaged
• CenITex posts first surplus in five years
• NSW premier plots tech precinct in Sydney
• Goldman Sachs hiring data scientists in consumer lending push
• Apple to build more solar projects in China
• NSW must be careful not to choke on its own cloud hype
• BHP Billiton hires new global IT chief, ditches CIO title
• HP to kill off Helion public cloud
• Western Digital to buy SanDisk for $26bn
• Five gigabits per second over copper achieved in lab trials
• Budget cuts force ABC to restructure tech team
• Vodafone calls for tougher backhaul regulations
• Two more execs sacked over OneSchool IT failure
• Telstra, NBN push back Christmas disconnection dates
• User privacy rights must move with their data: Microsoft
• Sony pays $11m to settle with staff over hack
• Inside Interpol's digital crime centre
• S Central boss found guilty of deception
• Govt still treading water on national police system
• US cyber information sharing bill sparks privacy concerns
• NBN spent $14m on 1800km of new copper for FTTN
• Turnbull given ok to use Slack, Wickr
• ASX puts new derivatives platform in beta
• Things are looking good for Australia's cyber security strategy
• Facebook warns users of state-sponsored attacks
• IBM suffers 14th consecutive revenue drop
• Coding error behind missing child protection reports in Qld
• Microsoft debuts first home-brewed OpenSSH release
• Turnbull promises national digital identity, fintech committee
• Apple yanks scores of personal info-snagging apps
• Google to offer Apps for Work free to some enterprises
• US government to introduce drone registry
• Medibank nabs ANZ tech exec as IT chief
• NEC to build Australia's new apprenticeships system
• IBM letting governments review its source code
• Reckon assessing 'strategic options' for potential sale
• Atlassian's tips for effective breach disclosure
• Is the party over in Silicon Valley?
• Pilgrim given three more months as info commissioner
• Why AusNet won't bring IoT to critical power infrastructure
• Germany passes mandatory data retention laws
• Apple overhauls productivity suite, takes iWork out of beta
• Alleged hacker arrested in Malaysia over supply of stolen data to IS
• NSW Treasury recruiting for new CIO
• Walmart open sources e-commerce platform code
• Seek security chief's secrets to board buy-in
• NSW agencies risk catastrophe with no disaster recovery plans
• Opt-out e-health records may violate privacy: MPs
• Researchers claim to have solved NSA crypto-breaking mystery
• Yahoo's attempt to eliminate the password
• NBN reveals HFC rollout areas
• Macquarie Uni's bid to solve billion-dollar spectrum puzzle
• Photos: Dial-a-data centre
• Melbourne’s city loop trains get mobile coverage
• Uber leaked drivers' personal data in new app
• NAB jumps on board blockchain project
• Buggy Win10 Mobile preview build requires downgrade
• Apple faces big damages after losing processor patent case
• Qld wants to embed robotics, software experts in schools
• WA Police hires a CISO
• DTO reveals first targets on digital hit list
• Government agencies targeted with Adobe Flash zero-day
• Turnbull advisor offers peek at cybersecurity strategy
• NBN COO Greg Adcock to depart
• Australia's biggest telcos not yet collecting all user metadata
• Govt economists slash NBN rural services loss forecast
• All Windows affected by critical security flaws
• IBM clinches $970m Etihad Airways deal
• Telstra wins lion's share of NSW Transport's $66m NGIS telco deal
• EMC to pay Dell $3.4bn if it sells to another bidder
• SA govt mainframe security standards unchecked since 2008
• Qld auditor slams accuracy of automated police cameras
• Telstra reveals data retention extension
• Win10 new build integrates Skype, shows off UI tweaks
• House of Reps approves release of de-identified welfare data
• Rio Tinto reveals productivity restructure
• Australia's data retention goes live, but ISPs say they're still in the dark
• Dell to shell out $91 billion to buy EMC
• When the watchers use Wickr
• DHS CIO appeals to tech grads with a social conscience
• Australian Unity goes omni-channel in IT overhaul
• Inadequate school IT forces extension to NAPLAN timeframe
• Watchdog slams brakes on taxi app joint venture
• LastPass to retain freemium model after LogMeIn takeover
• DBC pushing for 472 account details to trial piracy notices
• EMC to shop itself to other suitors
• TPP to tighten intellectual property enforcement
• Ex-CIOs appointed to Australian e-health records committee
• Tasmania invites bids for $15m CAD upgrade
• Australia Post creates dedicated e-commerce unit
• Samsung confirms hack on LoopPay subsidiary
• Turnbull admits to using private email server
• Telstra ordered to drop wholesale prices by 9.4 percent
• Major management shake-up at Telstra
• Dell, EMC in talks over tie-up
• GovDC: The NSW data centre project no-one thought would succeed
• Photos: Inside the second wing of NSW govt's Unanderra data centre
• Connecting a remote workforce: Parks Victoria's comms challenge
• Sydney first in Australia to get iOS Maps public transport directions
• Skype to compensate users for September outage
• Superloop to buy APEXnetworks for $5.8m
• Govt amends 'Netflix' tax bill for GST on digital goods
• Border Force e-gate outage causes delays at Brisbane Airport
• AWS unleashes 'Snowball' appliance for physical migration to cloud
• IAG digital chief promoted to top job
• Is the tech industry scaring off cloud customers?
• Call for papers: Australian Cloud and Data Centre Strategy Summit
• Amazon Web Services to allow BYO Windows licences
• ATO goes after Uber driver data
• Queensland dumps cloud broker scheme
• AISA Week 2015
• Victorian agencies failing to get off end-of-life systems
• Telstra's retail boss steps down
• Australia records biggest-ever jump in data downloads after Netflix launch
• Microsoft debuts first-ever laptop
• When NBN and TPG are battling for your broadband budget
• WA Health to finally end IT leadership limbo
• EU-US 'safe harbour' data transfer deal ruled invalid
• Westpac tweaks technology accounting
• NSW Data Analytics Centre to get 'legislative teeth'
• Why is the data breach problem escalating?
• Australia joins 11 nations to finally lock in TPP trade deal
• Telstra pushes LANES to emergency services, enterprises
• LinkedIn to pay $18.3m in email class action settlement
• Apple OS X anti-malware tool easily bypassed
• CSC to buy UXC for $428m
• How WA's first GCIO will overhaul IT and reskill CIOs
• Bitcoin floundering in Australia
• Google butts head with Russian authorities
• St George online banking goes down over long weekend
• QPS expands mobile rollout to police prosecutors
• David Jones website hacked, customer data stolen
• Westpac to route ATM transactions through Eftpos Hub
• Cut submarine cable cripples Apple services for Telstra customers
• Microsoft devises bug-free software development system
• Experian blasted after massive data breach
• HP split to take effect in November
• 'Stagefright 2.0' bug menaces over a billion Android devices
• Seven West sets sights on start-ups, internal innovation
• Customer data stolen in Kmart Australia hack
• Rescued CITEC digs up $12m in savings
• Businesses await EU ruling on US data privacy pact
• Microsoft to open Sydney store next month
• Google, Microsoft agree to end patent battles
• 'Game-changer' satellite gives Aussies near-real time weather data
• Lift-off for NBN's long-term satellite
• Up to 500 million exposed by WinRAR remote code execution vulnerability
• Deakin Uni wants augmented reality in classrooms, labs