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Conficker still lingering as users fail to apply basic protection
Users are still not taking basic steps to protect their computers and themselves from cyber attack, according to ESET.
Dan Raywood
Jul 7 2009 11:01AM
Security
Scam email hits the Australian Federal Police
No organisation is sacred in the eyes of online scammers.
Lilia Guan
Jul 3 2009 1:39PM
Security
"Fake" Rudd email: Why wasn't it checked?
Five minutes is all it takes to authenticate an email, according to one IT security expert.
Lilia Guan
Jun 25 2009 10:07AM
Security
AFP indicates Utegate email forged
IT forensics called in.
Ry Crozier
Jun 22 2009 1:56PM
Security
New malware threat targets Twitter users
Email attachment hides as message notification.
Shaun Nichols
Jun 19 2009 2:31PM
Security
New malware threat targets Twitter users
A new spammed malware attack is impersonating messages from micro-blogging site Twitter.
Shaun Nichols
Jun 19 2009 2:31PM
Security
Email an open door to sophisticated security threats
How easy is it to take steps to ensure computer users avoid unknowingly inviting malware - the unwanted guest - into the 'corporate home'?
Lysa Myers
Jun 11 2009 5:27PM
Security
Opinion: Google's wave drowns the bling in Microsoft's Bing
The browser battle renewed today as Google launched its game-changing successor to e-mail, Wave, while across town NineMSN demonstrated its new search engine, Bing.
Nate Cochrane
May 29 2009 4:07PM
Software
Google waves goodbye to e-mail
The Sydney-based brothers that built Google Maps have released to developers a new tool called Google Wave that has the potential to succeed e-mail, instant messaging and collaboration tools.
Brett Winterford
May 29 2009 6:02AM
Software
Sydney Uni students vent about Microsoft email system
University of Sydney students have taken to online forums to vent about the institution switching its email over to Microsoft’s Live@edu product earlier this month.
Staff Writers
May 22 2009 2:17PM
Software
Email security remains a threat
SC Magazine takes a look at the products and managed services aimed at keeping the corporate inbox clean.
Staff Writers
May 15 2009 12:07PM
Security
Image spam levels reach 19-month high
Levels of image spam have reached a 19-month high that is getting harder to detect.
Dan Raywood
May 6 2009 10:30AM
Security
Botnet ranks continue to swell
The number of computers being infected for use in botnets has soared in recent months, according to McAfee.
Shaun Nichols
May 5 2009 2:44PM
Security
Revealed: Lessons from WebCentral's 72-hour email outage
Melbourne IT chief technical officer Glenn Gore gives
iTnews
a blow-by-blow account of how a SAN failure at WebCentral’s data centre led to 200,000 customers losing e-mail access for three days.
Brett Winterford
May 4 2009 12:23PM
Storage
Swine flu spam leveling off, but attacks continue
As reports of swine flu infections grow across the world, spammers and malware purveyors continue to try to cash in.
Dan Kaplan
May 4 2009 11:28AM
Security
WebCentral email saga finally over
Some 72 hours into an outage that left WebCentral customers without access to managed exchange, POP email or webmail, customers of the Melbourne-IT owned hosting company finally report being able to once again access e-mail.
Brett Winterford
May 1 2009 3:36PM
Storage
WebCentral email still down at 49 hour mark
WebCentral claims to have fixed the problem that has left tens of thousands of Australians without email over the last three days, but customers continue to report issues with the service.
Brett Winterford
Apr 30 2009 11:24AM
Hardware
Spam levels continue to surge
The level of spam flooding inboxes is at its highest level in more than a year, according to researchers.
Shaun Nichols
Apr 30 2009 10:07AM
Security
Harbour IT cut down by WebCentral email outage
Harbour IT has revealed that WebCentral is the reason for an email outage that has left its thousands of customers without service for up to 48 hours.
Ry Crozier
Apr 29 2009 3:02PM
Telco/ISP
WebCentral customers still without email
Customers of Melbourne IT-owned WebCentral are still without email on day two of an outage affecting customers across the nation.
Brett Winterford
Apr 29 2009 12:14PM
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