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Twitter vows to circumvent censorship
Company refuses to talk to Chinese government.
Dan Worth
Jan 29 2010 11:45AM
Security
Gates describes China web censorship as 'limited'
Companies must decide for themselves whether to stay in China, says Microsoft co-founder.
Staff Writers
Jan 27 2010 10:11AM
Security
China responds to Clinton allegations
China does not restrict internet freedom, apparently.
Jan 25 2010 10:01AM
Security
Crunch: Australian cyber-defences still warming up
Microsoft patches IE and Australia gets a sleepy cyber defence centre.
Munir Kotadia
Jan 22 2010 11:51AM
Security
Clinton urges world to stand up for internet freedom
Online rights are central to US policy.
Iain Thomson
Jan 22 2010 10:53AM
Security
Microsoft rushes out critical IE patch
Too late to protect Google.
Staff Writers
Jan 21 2010 2:30PM
Security
Gartner urges users to get off IE6
Weighs in on cyber attacks.
SC Australia Staff
Jan 21 2010 11:35AM
Security
Google postpones Android phone launch in China
Firm admits planned launch with China Unicom has been halted.
Phil Muncaster
Jan 20 2010 10:07AM
Security
Juniper hit by same cyber attack as Google
Insider collaboration suspected at Google China.
Dan Raywood
Jan 19 2010 11:49AM
Security
US government to issue complaint to China over Google hack
The US government is set to issue a formal complaint to China over its alleged involvement with the hacking attacks revealed by Google and several other companies earlier this week.
Phil Muncaster
Jan 18 2010 10:27AM
Security
Yahoo under fire from Chinese partner over Google hack
Describes Yahoo's comments as 'reckless'.
Phil Muncaster
Jan 18 2010 6:24AM
Security
Google stands alone on censorship decision
Yahoo, Microsoft and Cisco distance themselves.
Rosalie Marshall
Jan 16 2010 8:08AM
Strategy
China reponds to hacking claims
Fails to mention Google allegations.
Dan Raywood
Jan 15 2010 10:48AM
Security
Hackers take China's Baidu offline
Political motivations remain confusing.
Rosalie Marshall
Jan 13 2010 11:42AM
Security
Google to end censorship of Chinese searches
Threatens pullout after human rights hacking.
Iain Thomson
Jan 13 2010 11:26AM
Strategy
China outlines new web regulations
New system could see many overseas sites banned.
Dan Worth
Dec 23 2009 10:09AM
Telco/ISP
Safety first for IT executives in China
US Government recommends weighing laptop before and after each visit.
Sholto Macpherson
Sep 17 2009 7:16AM
Networking
Mass SQL injection attacks still scaling up
The mass SQL injection attacks that gained attention earlier this week are continuing, with some 210,000 pages infected so far.
Chuck Miller
Aug 28 2009 10:31AM
Security
China jails four for pirating Windows XP
Tomato Garden version of Windows shut down.
Iain Thomson
Aug 22 2009 12:08PM
Software
China ditches compulsory Green Dam plans
Internet filtering technology now voluntary.
Rosalie Marshall
Aug 14 2009 12:19AM
Software
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