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Judge permits Amazon.com to offer "app store"
Throws out one of several Apple IP claims.
Dan Levine
Jan 3 2013 8:41AM
Software
Hackers exploit zero-day hole in Internet Explorer
Windows XP users especially vulnerable to 'watering hole' attacks.
Krishan Sharma
Jan 3 2013 8:34AM
Security
Hackers exploit zero-day hole in Internet Explorer
Windows XP users especially vulnerable to 'watering hole' attacks.
Krishan Sharma
Jan 3 2013 8:18AM
Security
How NABERS will drive data centres out of office buildings
Opinion: Data centre managers won’t be able to ignore NABERS.
Brett Winterford
Jan 3 2013 7:04AM
Networking
States ban social network snooping by employers
No requirement to hand over Facebook passwords.
James B. Kelleher
Jan 2 2013 7:33AM
Security
PC sales revised over soft demand for Windows 8
Fujitsu the latest to warn the market.
Brett Winterford
Dec 31 2012 9:22AM
Hardware
U.S. clears way for wider in-flight Internet
Push for more Wi-Fi on US flights.
Jim Wolf
Dec 31 2012 8:09AM
Telco/ISP
Chinese Government tightens Internet controls
Grants itself the right to delete and remove material.
a Staff Writer
Dec 31 2012 8:09AM
Networking
Autonomy Founder slams HP as US probe opened
Department of Justice opens investigation.
Staff Writers
Dec 28 2012 4:26PM
Financial Services
Analysts: Anonymous to decline in 2013
Security vendor finds hacking group predictable.
Brett Winterford
Dec 28 2012 10:15AM
Security
Analysts: Anonymous to decline in 2013
Security vendor finds hacking group predictable.
Brett Winterford
Dec 28 2012 9:54AM
Security
Malware steals from point of sale systems
Mystery bug in airgapped systems.
SC Staff
Dec 28 2012 9:29AM
Security
Local councils dubbed data privacy dunces
Some £2 million in penalties reached.
Dan Raywood
Dec 28 2012 9:26AM
Security
EU publishes code of online rights
ISPs and users given clear expectations.
Staff Writers
Dec 27 2012 9:43AM
Telco/ISP
Aussie analyst charged over IBM insider trading case
Insider knowledge of SPSS acquisition.
a Staff Writer
Dec 27 2012 8:41AM
Security
Funding boost for coal-fired power plant technology
Real-time data poised to eek out small reductions in pollution.
Krishan Sharma
Dec 27 2012 8:23AM
Storage
Vic Govt to set up privacy and data security office
Combines two existing roles.
Staff Writers
Dec 27 2012 8:05AM
Security
China demands 'real name' internet signup
Attempts to curb dissent on the net.
a Staff Writer
Dec 26 2012 11:05AM
Security
Iran deflects cyber attack on industrial sites
Oil facilities become targets for custom-made viruses.
a Staff Writer
Dec 26 2012 10:37AM
Security
Instagram furor triggers first class action lawsuit
Facebook vows to fight.
Dan Levine
Dec 26 2012 10:15AM
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