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DEADLY NINJA Stuxnet the first to attack Iran nuclear plant
Copycat weapons not limited to nation-states, boffin says.
Darren Pauli
Nov 22 2013 6:00AM
Security
Critical flaws found in Brisbane traffic systems
Failures found ahead of G20 Summit.
Paris Cowan
Nov 20 2013 7:58AM
Security
A government approach to Huawei the world can follow
Opinion: Australia offers a model for all.
Alastair MacGibbon
Jul 11 2013 1:42PM
Security
EU to strengthen penalties for cyber attacks
Focuses on critical infrastructure.
Staff Writers
Jul 5 2013 10:39AM
Security
Espionage hackers traced to Shanghai building
Hacker group just one of 25.
Darren Pauli
Feb 22 2013 8:02AM
Security
Chinese VXer malware spreads via BitTorrent
Analysts match samples.
Darren Pauli
Feb 21 2013 2:50PM
Security
Report traces espionage hackers to Shanghai building
But researcher says hacker group just one of 25.
Darren Pauli
Feb 20 2013 9:59AM
Security
51 critical infrastructure organisations breach in 2012: report
Nine lost proprietary data.
SC Australia Staff
Feb 18 2013 12:46PM
Security
US warns of hole in control system routers
Power plants, railway switches at risk.
Juha Saarinen
Aug 24 2012 7:28AM
Security
US critical infrastructure security bill likely dead
Critical infrastructure security bill too much of a burden on business.
Dan Kaplan
Aug 3 2012 11:17AM
Security
AusCERT2012: Anti-virus a SCADA kill switch
Can't build Stuxnet? Crack the operating system.
Darren Pauli
May 16 2012 12:24PM
Security
US gas companies under siege, DHS warns
Sustained attack proving difficult to quell.
Dan Kaplan
May 8 2012 8:37AM
Security
Former hackers protect NSW's critical infrastructure
State government contractor turns black hats white.
Darren Pauli
Apr 23 2012 12:30PM
Security
Imported hackers protect NSW's critical infrastructure
State government contractor turns black hats white.
Darren Pauli
Apr 17 2012 12:30PM
Security
US critical infrastructure orgs to share data under bill
But concerns raised that shared data could be used to prosecute "any crime”.
Stephen Lawton
Feb 17 2012 11:44AM
Security
US Govt probes infosec gaps in power grid
US states in charge during cyber attacks.
Stephen Lawton
Jan 10 2012 10:07AM
Security
Analysis: Symantec tars ISPs with bad security brush
Is the communications sector as unprepared for attack as antivirus vendor claims?
Ry Crozier
Oct 11 2010 1:30PM
Security
Does cyber-terrorism exist?
Global security experts gathered in Malaysia last month to help ramp up the world’s defenses against cyber-terrorism.
Negar Salek
Jun 18 2008 2:30PM
Security
SCADA customers' safe despite vulnerability: Citect
Citect which this week came under fire for a vulnerability in its SCADA software, commonly used in critical infrastructure, has reassured its customers that a breach is extremely unlikely.
Staff Writers
Jun 13 2008 11:49AM
Security
Infosecurity: Critical infrastructure under threat
Experts believe that a rise in security threats to businesses also endangers vital infrastructure
Mark Mayne
Apr 25 2008 12:39PM
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