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Open Universities makes students sticky
Less likely to drop out of studies.
Ry Crozier
Dec 11 2013 6:48AM
Software
Labor, Coalition reject electronic surveillance committee
Second hit for Ludlam in a week.
Allie Coyne
Dec 10 2013 4:41PM
Security
Leading tech companies make joint call for surveillance reform
Heavyweight software and social media firms, including Apple, Microsoft and Twitter, have joined in on the coalition.
Danielle Walker
Dec 10 2013 4:00PM
Security
"Tower dump" of consumer mobile data a popular police snooping tactic
Among 125 law enforcement agencies in 33 states, one in every four use the "tower dump" tactic, new reports reveal.
Danielle Walker
Dec 10 2013 2:05PM
Security
Security firm claims China hacked PCs of G20 leaders
EU ministries targeted.
Jim Finkle
Dec 10 2013 12:12PM
Security
Tasmanian govt kicks off network overhaul
Prepares for contract expiry in 2015.
Paris Cowan
Dec 10 2013 12:09PM
Networking
Google's plan to kill the corporate network
Want Windows? Write a business case.
Darren Pauli
Dec 10 2013 12:01PM
Security
Russia prosecutes suspected BlackHole author and 12 cohorts
Russia's Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA) has revealed that the author of the infamous BlackHole exploit kit is being prosecuted in the country.
Danielle Walker
Dec 10 2013 12:00PM
Security
Microsoft revokes wrongly issued French govt SSL certificate
Serious security breach.
Juha Saarinen
Dec 10 2013 9:13AM
Security
Guilty plea in RuneScape hack and virtual items sale
A 21-year-old UK man was charged with two counts of unauthorised computer access after pleading guilty to hacking RuneScape gaming accounts
Adam Greenberg
Dec 10 2013 9:05AM
Security
Tech giants call for more controls on surveillance
Pen open letter to Obama.
Staff Writers
Dec 10 2013 7:08AM
Security
Bitcoin's value surges amid spate of ransomware attacks
The risk of ransomware attacks is surging as virtual currency Bitcoin's value rockets, experts have revealed.
Kate O'Flaherty
Dec 10 2013 6:00AM
Security
US, UK spy agencies infiltrate online games, virtual worlds
Extensive surveillance of gamers.
Juha Saarinen
Dec 10 2013 5:01AM
Training & Development
NSW pours $15m more into Opal project
But users slugged 30 percent more for e-ticket.
Allie Coyne
Dec 9 2013 11:18AM
Hardware
Coffs Harbour residents test NBN's impact
Join Brunswick as case study for high-speed internet use.
Ry Crozier
Dec 9 2013 10:44AM
Telco/ISP
IBM accuses Qld govt of trying to 'rewrite history'
Blames government for health payroll disaster.
Paris Cowan
Dec 9 2013 9:54AM
Software
Microsoft boosts Internet encryption and transparency
Microsoft commits to improving Internet encryption, as Forrester says that the cloud has become the new normal for businesses.
Steve Gold
Dec 9 2013 7:30AM
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PayPal cyber attackers plead guilty
Group of 11 join UK compatriot.
Staff Writers
Dec 9 2013 7:15AM
Security
TPG buys AAPT
Focus on wholesale and business.
Juha Saarinen
Dec 9 2013 7:11AM
Telco/ISP
AT&T refuses to disclose NSA dealings
Not even to shareholders.
Staff Writers
Dec 9 2013 7:04AM
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