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Ex-Oracle worker awarded higher damages in harassment case

Ex-Oracle worker awarded higher damages in harassment case

Court awards extra $30k.
Allie Coyne Oct 27 2014 12:12PM Software
ALRC drops safe harbour from proposed privacy law

ALRC drops safe harbour from proposed privacy law

Online intermediaries encouraged to act against breaches.
Paris Cowan Sep 3 2014 1:20PM Strategy
SA Health confirms legal spat with Allscripts

SA Health confirms legal spat with Allscripts

Claim and counter-claim over EPAS billing module delays.
Paris Cowan Aug 20 2014 6:31AM Software
HP pledges to hold former execs accountable for Autonomy "fraud"

HP pledges to hold former execs accountable for Autonomy "fraud"

Warring parties trade barbs.
Staff Writers Aug 5 2014 6:57AM Software
Tough NZ comms interception, network security law kicks in

Tough NZ comms interception, network security law kicks in

Aussie operators in NZ must register with police.
Juha Saarinen May 13 2014 6:06AM Strategy
Oracle wins against Google in Java copyright case

Oracle wins against Google in Java copyright case

Decision "will definitely shake up software industry".
Dan Levine , Diane Bartz May 11 2014 8:55AM Software
Kim Dotcom raid ruled legal

Kim Dotcom raid ruled legal

Could make way for US extradition.
Naomi Tajitsu Feb 19 2014 1:20PM Storage
HP mulls legal action on Autonomy fraud claims

HP mulls legal action on Autonomy fraud claims

Needs more time.
Staff Writers Jan 20 2014 2:25PM Software
Defence mulls surveillance malware export restrictions

Defence mulls surveillance malware export restrictions

Govts clamp down on zero day exploit trading.
Darren Pauli Jan 15 2014 6:45AM Security
FBI puts bounty on last alleged 'Ghost Click' conspirator

FBI puts bounty on last alleged 'Ghost Click' conspirator

Five targets named in global cybercrime hunt.
Darren Pauli Nov 6 2013 1:35PM Security
FBI adds bounties to five alleged crackers, fraudsters and phreaks

FBI adds bounties to five alleged crackers, fraudsters and phreaks

Offers up to $100k for information.
Darren Pauli Nov 6 2013 1:16PM Security
New Zealand's spying law passes

New Zealand's spying law passes

Gives intelligence agencies a say in network procurements.
Juha Saarinen Nov 6 2013 8:15AM Security
Google launches personal proxy initiative

Google launches personal proxy initiative

US-level access and freedom of expression mooted.
Juha Saarinen Oct 23 2013 9:05AM Security
US privacy advocates sues Justice Department to spur response on surveillance info request

US privacy advocates sues Justice Department to spur response on surveillance info request

Follows failed info request.
Danielle Walker Oct 22 2013 8:00AM Security
Anonymous members indicted for #OpPayback

Anonymous members indicted for #OpPayback

Encouraged DDoS.
Juha Saarinen Oct 8 2013 9:00AM Security
Anonymous hackers indicted for Operation Payback

Anonymous hackers indicted for Operation Payback

Encouraged others to join in on DDoS.
Juha Saarinen Oct 4 2013 9:31AM Security
Google faces lawsuit for Gmail scanning practices

Google faces lawsuit for Gmail scanning practices

A U.S. district judge ruled that the case against Google can move forward making it the second case, of late, where the tech giant will face accusations that it violated federal wiretap law.
Danielle Walker Oct 2 2013 10:32AM Security
Minors to delete regretful net pics under California law

Minors to delete regretful net pics under California law

Admins forced to erase content.
Danielle Walker Sep 25 2013 8:00AM Security
Cop hacker gets three years jail

Cop hacker gets three years jail

Alleged Anonymous affiliate busted.
Adam Greenberg Sep 16 2013 11:16AM Security
Google Street View case a 'landmark' in Wi-F data collection

Google Street View case a 'landmark' in Wi-F data collection

Court said Google's data collection practices not exempt.
Danielle Walker Sep 16 2013 7:00AM Security

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