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Should you bring a smartphone to a protest?
The double-edged data sword.
Liam Tung
Oct 24 2011 7:17AM
Networking
Legal threats for unauthorised security tests on the rise
Courts would assess whether vulnerability disclosures were ethical.
Darren Pauli
Oct 18 2011 4:54PM
Security
HideMyAss defends hacker sell-out
Says it was 'naive' to use paid VPN for cracking.
Dan Kaplan
Sep 27 2011 10:23AM
Security
Seattle men indicted on hacking, fraud charges
Men fleeced businesses by war driving and break-and-enter.
Angela Moscaritolo
Sep 23 2011 10:51AM
Security
Sydney man charged over $2.4m toner theft
Cartridges allegedly resold.
Staff Writers
Sep 16 2011 2:45PM
Hardware
Chasing hackers and hacktivists
Cybercrime investigators face new technologies and strategies, reports Deb Radcliff.
Deb Radcliff
Sep 5 2011 10:07AM
Security
Hong Kong bourse hacker faces five years
Computers, phones, storage siezed.
SC Australia Staff
Aug 23 2011 9:58AM
Security
NSW Police revises CIO role
Replaces executive following ICT review.
Liz Tay
Aug 18 2011 2:20PM
Strategy
Twitter, BlackBerry make great riot intel
British police accessed BlackBerry Messenger during riot attacks
Nicole Kobie
Aug 17 2011 3:38PM
Security
Police using wi-fi scanners to sniff out crime
Allows police to "confidently enter" premises.
SC Australia Staff
Aug 12 2011 2:26PM
Security
Police declares Govt's 800 MHz plan unviable
Spectrum unfit for emergency services' broadband network.
Ry Crozier
Aug 8 2011 2:09PM
Telco/ISP
UK police arrest suspected Lulzsec spokesman
Topiary held in remote Shetland Islands.
a Staff Writer
Jul 28 2011 6:50AM
Security
Police arrest truckie over 'Evil' network hack
Updated: Distribute.IT says it's the same 'Evil' that destroyed its servers.
Ry Crozier
Jul 27 2011 7:09AM
Security
German police hacked, suspect tracking data stolen
Usernames, passwords, and coordinates stolen in data haul.
Darren Pauli
Jul 9 2011 2:57AM
Security
Anonymous busted in Italy, Switzerland
Jester has last laugh.
Dan Raywood
Jul 9 2011 2:33AM
Security
Legacy of monster botnet fading
More than half of Rustock-infected machines have been cleaned, but 100,000 computers remain in India.
Dan Kaplan
Jul 6 2011 9:21PM
Security
Bill to cut red tape from mutual assistance laws
Government claims Bill will help police.
SC Australia Staff
Jul 6 2011 3:36PM
Security
Phishing operator phried, sentenced to 13 years in prison
Rap sheet includes bank fraud, identity theft, and money laundering.
Dan Kaplan
Jul 1 2011 12:08PM
Security
Goatse hacker pleads guilty to AT&T iPad breach
Guilty plea is a timely reminder of treating criminal activity as a competitive sport, prosecutors said.
Dan Kaplan
Jun 24 2011 9:40AM
Security
Queensland Police investigate virtual offices
Mail forwarding services send allegedly fraudulent purchases to Ghana.
Liz Tay
Jun 24 2011 7:07AM
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