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Apple fixes five Mac OS X

Apple fixes five Mac OS X

Apple has offered fixes for five critical vulnerabilities unveiled during January's Month of Apple Bugs (MoAB) project.
Dan Kaplan Feb 16 2007 6:24PM Security
Avaya to buy back US$500m of its own stock

Avaya to buy back US$500m of its own stock

Repurchase plan to run over next two years.
Robert Jaques Feb 16 2007 10:25AM Financial Services
Cisco warns of IOS router flaws

Cisco warns of IOS router flaws

Software vulnerabilities could lead to unauthorised access.
Shaun Nichols Feb 16 2007 10:24AM Security
Cisco warns of more router vulnerabilities

Cisco warns of more router vulnerabilities

Cisco has reported two vulnerabilities affecting a feature designed to protect software being used in the networking giant's widely deployed switchers and routers.
Dan Kaplan Feb 16 2007 10:07AM Security
Future of Web video is 'interactive'

Future of Web video is 'interactive'

Flash is the way forward, says Adobe.
Jane Hoskyn Feb 13 2007 9:41AM Software
Online apps facing barrage of attacks

Online apps facing barrage of attacks

Abundance of custom code turn online apps into attractive target.
Tom Sanders Feb 9 2007 1:36PM Security
The security implications of Web 2.0

The security implications of Web 2.0

A car that has less options has fewer things that can break. Power steering, power locks, power seats, seat warmers, and the myriad of other car features provide a better experience, but they also have more items that require maintenance.
Michael Weider, Feb 9 2007 7:15AM Security
Symantec warns against conflicts of security interest

Symantec warns against conflicts of security interest

Microsoft lacks credibility in securing its own operating system, security
vendor alleges.
Tom Sanders Feb 7 2007 10:45AM Software
ACS to hold panel of future of NSW IT

ACS to hold panel of future of NSW IT

With the NSW state election approaching, the ACS is holding a panel discussion on the future direction of IT in the state.
Staff Writers Feb 6 2007 1:58PM Strategy
Dell and Intel accused of pump-and-dump scam

Dell and Intel accused of pump-and-dump scam

Lawsuit alleges million dollar kickbacks to keep Intel inside Dell.
Shaun Nichols Feb 6 2007 8:41AM Financial Services
Microsoft warns of zero-day attacks

Microsoft warns of zero-day attacks

Beware emails bearing Excel files.
Iain Thomson Feb 6 2007 8:41AM Security
Microsoft Excel target of new zero-day exploit

Microsoft Excel target of new zero-day exploit

Attackers are exploiting a new zero-day vulnerability in Microsoft Excel, researchers said.
Dan Kaplan Feb 6 2007 1:04AM Security
Microsoft downplays possibility of Vista voice hack

Microsoft downplays possibility of Vista voice hack

Microsoft researchers said this week that it is unlikely Vista's new voice-recognition component could allow hackers to prompt a machine to download malware.
Dan Kaplan Feb 2 2007 11:52PM Security
Microsoft tells Symantec that latest exploited Word flaw is variation of older vulnerability

Microsoft tells Symantec that latest exploited Word flaw is variation of older vulnerability

Microsoft has confirmed that what appeared to be a newly discovered Word flaw is actually a variant of a vulnerability revealed last year, according to Symantec.
Frank Washkuch Feb 2 2007 6:26PM Security
Mobile content market grows with launch of OzTonez.com.au

Mobile content market grows with launch of OzTonez.com.au

Irish mobile content provider Red Circle has entered the Australia market with the launch of OzTonez.com.au.
Staff Writers Feb 2 2007 12:18PM Telco/ISP
Experts warn of soaring ID theft

Experts warn of soaring ID theft

Expected post-Christmas downturn in cyber-crime has not materialised.
Clement James Feb 2 2007 9:49AM Security
Virus emails soar by a factor of 20

Virus emails soar by a factor of 20

Experts warn of 'explosive growth' in cyber-fraud, theft, spam and viruses.
Robert Jaques Feb 1 2007 9:23AM Security
Apple payment makes up 90 percent of Creative profit

Apple payment makes up 90 percent of Creative profit

One-off patent licence payment helps keep media player firm afloat.
Simon Burns Feb 1 2007 9:23AM Software
Sophos takes the fun out of work

Sophos takes the fun out of work

Sophos has extended its application control software to control and block Windows based games like Solitaire MineSweeper and Freecell, the security firm announced today.
Negar Salek Jan 31 2007 3:42PM Security
Optus to roll out 3G to 96 percent of Australia

Optus to roll out 3G to 96 percent of Australia

Optus is to drop up to $800 million on a new national 3G service in a move which it claims will usher in a new era of competition in 3G services.
Staff Writers Jan 31 2007 10:04AM Telco/ISP

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