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FBI nails $143m fake Cisco hardware scam
Another success in the war on rebadging.
Iain Thomson
May 7 2010 1:42PM
Networking
US treasury web sites hacked using iFrame
Security firms show that no site is safe.
Iain Thomson
May 5 2010 10:37AM
Security
U.S. Treasury websites infected with malicious script
Malicious IFRAME used.
Dan Kaplan
May 4 2010 10:54AM
Security
Redundancy key to net-centric Defence
Lessons from academia and enterprise IT.
Liz Tay
Apr 29 2010 6:02AM
Security
US government drops demands for Yahoo email details
Electronic Frontier Foundation announces victory in privacy case.
Staff Writers
Apr 20 2010 12:30PM
Security
School laptop spying case inspires new law
Court filings show thousands of images taken of students.
Iain Thomson
Apr 17 2010 7:12AM
Oddware
Update: Apple delays Australian iPad launch
Telcos Telstra, Optus and VHA announce they will carry the device.
Ry Crozier
Apr 15 2010 6:03AM
Hardware
Wikileaks cracks encryption on journalist murder video
Video said to show US military helicopter killing Reuters journalist in Iraq.
Dan Raywood
Apr 9 2010 11:41AM
Security
US student loans guarantor loses data of 3.3m people
Data containing names, addresses, Social Security numbers and dates of birth stolen.
Dan Raywood
Mar 31 2010 2:16PM
Security
US military plan to destroy Wikileaks leaked
Bush administration planned to discredit leak site.
Iain Thomson
Mar 16 2010 3:36PM
Security
Iran accuses US of cyber warfare
Authorities claim to have uncovered an important anti-Islamic Republic
network.
Mar 16 2010 10:29AM
Security
Google in discussions with Chinese government
Eric Schmidt reported as saying he expects movement 'soon' over the dispute.
Phil Muncaster
Mar 12 2010 10:23AM
Security
Apple confirms Australia iPad release
Wi-Fi versions to launch "late April".
Dan Worth
Mar 6 2010 10:13AM
Hardware
EMC restates financials after settling DoJ probe
Storage firm coughs up.
David Neal
Mar 2 2010 7:05AM
Storage
Cyberwar test shows US vulnerable to attack
Test highlights vulnerability of national networks.
Iain Thomson
Feb 18 2010 4:19PM
Security
Massive cyber attack against US due on Tuesday
Cyber Shockwave set to strike.
Iain Thomson
Feb 12 2010 12:45PM
Security
Cybersecurity Enhancement Act passed by US House
Funds cybersecurity research and scholarships.
Angela Moscaritolo
Feb 5 2010 10:52AM
Security
US branded dirtiest web hosting nation
Sophos report warns that US hosters need to clean up their act.
Phil Muncaster
Feb 4 2010 11:46AM
Security
Hackers deface 49 US House of Reps websites
Anti-Obama message posted.
Angela Moscaritolo
Jan 29 2010 11:35AM
Security
China responds to Clinton allegations
China does not restrict internet freedom, apparently.
Jan 25 2010 10:01AM
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