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• GoGet alleged 'hacker' revealed as infosec researcher Nik Cubrilovic
• Telstra was to be offered NBN ops input for cash
• Facebook to ban crypto coin ads
• TransGrid lures new CIO from the UK
• Sacked SA govt CIO fronts court on deception charges
• GoGet reveals data breach as police arrest alleged hacker
• Court finds UK's digital surveillance powers illegal
• NSW State Archives turned off by Microsoft cognitive terms
• Cisco ASA VPN feature allows remote code execution
• Toll outsources IT to India
• Pentagon reviewing security after fitness app shows locations
• Should AI be in charge of sentencing Australia's criminals?
• Lenovo's fingerprint scanner has a hardcoded password
• Apple culls most functionality from macOS Server
• Govts dump NAPLAN robo marking plans
• Tasmania will no longer appoint a government CISO
• ANZ Bank suffers 10-hour internet banking outage
• Laptops for all SA senior high school students
• NBN Co shelves multicast expansion for fixed network
• Brisbane Airport retailers to accept crypto coins
• Microsoft issues patch to disable Spectre fix
• Dell is considering an IPO
• ATM makers warn of 'jackpotting' attacks
• Hacked cryptocurrency exchange to repay owners $525m
• Apple pays biggest Aussie tax bill in years
• Spotlight on consumer IT
• How a Carsales hackathon spawned an AI innovation
• Why EB Games ditched IaaS for PaaS
• Rugby Australia taps big data to improve player performance
• Meet Australia's new national security CIO
• Bankwest is selling a ring you can pay with
• DreamWorks infrastructure chief to speak at Cloud & DC Edge 2018
• Maersk had to reinstall all IT systems after NotPetya infection
• Aussie TAFEs to offer cyber security certifications
• Alphabet unveils Chronicle, its new security business
• CSIRO to deploy unmanned ocean drones for research
• EU fines Qualcomm $1.5 billion over Apple chip deals
• Popular web app framework allows remote code execution
• PwC to review ailing $20m apprentice IT system
• Contractor dies after NSW comms tower fall
• Immigration's data breach victims could be compensated
• Telstra Ventures backs Cumulus Networks
• Microsoft hires Fishburners' Annie Parker
• Stripe backs away from Bitcoin
• Woodside brings subsea fibre to North Rankin platforms
• Apple releases Meltdown patches for macOS Sierra, OS X El Capitan
• Defence to ask govt for more money in billion-dollar OneSKY project
• Telstra trial claims world's fastest transmission speeds
• CSIRO hands CDC new data centre deal
• Qld transport minister rejects calls for real-time fuel app
• DHS offers one-time passcodes for myGov login
• Vodafone handed govt back money for missed jobs target
• Indigo to build Perth-Singapore cable 'ahead of schedule'
• Thousands of Aussie scam victims urged to claim back cash
• Microsoft partners with Lenovo for cheap school laptops
• Intel promises fixed Spectre patch to stop PCs rebooting
• ASIC takes aim at anonymisation
• How a single app cut the load on Catholic Healthcare's call centre
• Unitywater goes all-in with public cloud
• AEC cops flak for senate vote count system
• Vocus to upgrade terrestrial network
• Finance picks Azure, Office 365 to underpin whole-of-govt collab platform
• New player enters bidding war for Bulletproof
• Red Hat dumps Spectre CPU patches that brick servers
• Telstra invests in US-HK subsea route
• The end is finally in sight for NSW Education's LMBR overhaul
• Ex-IBM employee gets five years prison for stealing code
• Spotlight on healthcare IT
• How the ACT is eliminating hospital errors
• Baby boomers driving tech innovation in aged care
• MacTel tries to force Bulletproof board to change bid rejection
• Jail for British man who DDoSed Google and Skype
• NSW Transport's $425m IT overhaul escapes public scrutiny
• Cyber security start-ups fall on hard times
• Westpac brings back chat payment tool after Apple ban
• NBN retailers show signs of competing on quality
• Former Defence exec becomes ACIC's new CIO
• Data centre storage performance hurt by Meltdown-Spectre patches
• Myer promotes IT chief, cuts support jobs
• How a SuperChoice Java developer became its DevOps guru
• Vocus scopes undersea cable for Solomon Islands and PNG
• Aussie enterprises jump on Alexa as bot lands down under
• Apple to pay US$38 billion in taxes on foreign cash
• Bitcoin slumps below US$10,000 after losing half its value
• Binance receives 5000 new crypto coin applications in six months
• Australia counts down to real-time payments
• WA Finance plots changes to IT service model
• Telstra to personalise product offers in under a second
• Investors seek answers as crypto coins head into red
• 21 US states sue to keep net neutrality
• New Android malware has advanced spying capabilities
• Google expands cloud with new data centres, subsea cables
• Govt refuses to budge on MTM NBN
• From a physio to an IT gun
• ACT digital chief departs for the UK
• HSBC to analyse foot traffic in Aussie branches
• Man charged with running stolen creds site LeakedSource
• Inside Telstra's effort to slash NBN complaint wait times
• Rio Tinto steps closer to fully autonomous trains
• Take two for Qld's $60m rego system overhaul
• Virtual currency miners target web servers with malware
• UNE IT director decamps for UAE
• NBN Co says one in four FTTN lines can go over 100Mbps
• Australia's new visa system could use AI to spot dubious applicants
• Energy Australia architect wins award for Oracle design
• Google promises Spectre fix that won't slow PCs
• NBN pillar goes missing
• Optus accidentally blocks all bit.ly links
• Vocus splits enterprise and wholesale units
• Suncorp looks to augmented reality for insurance claims
• DXC yet to finish forensics on ATO's faulty SAN
• Visa to ditch signatures for cards
• New Intel flaw leaves corporate laptops wide open
• Spotlight on rising stars
• US lower house passes NSA surveillance bill
• Microsoft encrypts Skype messages through Signal
• Intel releases Meltdown microcodes for thousands of processors
• Telstra joins Launceston's smart city redevelopment
• South Korea plans to ban cryptocurrency trading
• Govt, industry want each other's data
• Vodafone IT error let prepaid users avoid ID checks
• Google revises Aussie recruitment after 457 changes
• WA Police officers lament sorry state of IT
• NBN Co to woo smaller RSPs with 'virtual' NNI service
• Meltdown and Spectre patch stops Ubuntu computers from booting
• Microsoft Australia pays extra tax after ATO audit
• Vic govt to leave federal mobile blackspots scheme
• Improved wi-fi security coming this year
• Meltdown and Spectre fix will slow down machines
• Intel to create internal infosec group after chip flaw
• Amazon Web Services reduces latency in Perth
• Govt sell-off plans could cost chance to fix the NBN, ex-CTO warns
• NBN Co's 50Mbps promo expands to Telstra, Optus
• Google unifies payments under 'Google Pay'
• Telstra, Optus, TPG and Vocus back NBN service terms inquiry
• Microsoft's Spectre fix bricks PCs with older AMD CPUs
• Western Digital shuts remotely exploitable NAS backdoor
• Govt-certified clouds face questions on chip flaws
• SA govt to axe 'Alert SA' app after fresh failure
• Spotlight on telco/media
• US derivatives regulator to review bitcoin futures risks
• Intel faces fallout after chip security flaw disclosed
• Rio Tinto seeks greater precision from space sensors
• US Homeland Security sheds light on data breach
• China to build $2.5bn AI research park
• Austrade appoints new CIO
• Critical chip flaw affects Intel, AMD and ARM
• Telstra eyes high-altitude drones for broadband services
• Major Intel chip flaw may hurt performance
• Spotify hit with $2 billion copyright lawsuit
• Aussie crypto exchange turns attention to new laws
• NextDC fast-tracks capacity for S2 data centre
• Defence funds pieces of planned natsec system
• Bank of England looks at its own digital currency