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Spear phish uses Windows HLP files to skirt detection
An increase in spear phishing, where trojans are hidden inside Windows help files, is assisting attackers in stealing information from a variety of industries.
Danielle Walker
Oct 18 2012 7:32AM
Security
PCEHR targets depend on new medical software
Half a million users registered by June still feasible, Health officials claim.
John Hilvert
Oct 18 2012 7:13AM
Software
Google resists two thirds of Aussie takedown requests
Removes items over privacy, security concerns.
Joshua Gliddon
Oct 18 2012 7:00AM
Security
The Pirate Bay goes cloud-based to stymie police raids
The Pirate Cloud is born.
Juha Saarinen
Oct 18 2012 6:55AM
Networking
Internet Explorer 10 for Windows 7 still unfinished
Slow progress riles developers.
Juha Saarinen
Oct 18 2012 6:51AM
Software
Roxon issues discussion paper on mandatory data breach laws
Law enforcement activities could be exempt.
John Hilvert
Oct 18 2012 6:51AM
Security
Kaspersky to create secure ICS operating system
Fends off malware.
Dan Raywood
Oct 18 2012 6:50AM
Security
Oracle CSO: Developers need "warrior training"
Uni curriculums must change to reflect security focus
Joshua Gliddon
Oct 18 2012 6:18AM
Security
Deloitte to review NZ Ministry security
Follows massive #MSD privacy breach.
Juha Saarinen
Oct 17 2012 5:21PM
Security
Businesses take 7 months to detect intruders
Cyber espionage and hacktivism on the rise.
Joshua Gliddon
Oct 17 2012 2:37PM
Security
Deloitte to review NZ Ministry security
Terms of reference released.
Juha Saarinen
Oct 17 2012 1:56PM
Security
Hacked terminals capable of causing pacemaker deaths
Security holes enable attackers to switch off pacemakers, rewrite firmware from 30 feet away.
Darren Pauli
Oct 17 2012 12:33PM
Security
Parliament appoints CIO to drive one-stop ICT shop
Roche report spurs long-awaited action.
John Hilvert
Oct 17 2012 12:30PM
Hardware
NSW Water to refresh data centres
Moves ahead of government's consolidation plans.
John Hilvert
Oct 17 2012 11:30AM
Strategy
Roxon raises mandatory data breach laws
Law enforcement activities could be exempt.
John Hilvert
Oct 17 2012 9:40AM
Security
ASX looks to host Chi-X
To put unused co-location space to work.
Liz Tay
Oct 17 2012 7:40AM
Networking
Foxconn used under-age labour to build iPhone 5
Firm threatens to fire those responsible.
Juha Saarinen
Oct 17 2012 7:38AM
Hardware
Australia part of Microsoft Surface launch
No Aussie Tech Tax.
Juha Saarinen
Oct 17 2012 7:31AM
Hardware
NBN Co defends rollout progress
Will meet premises passed targets to June 2013.
John Hilvert
Oct 17 2012 7:26AM
Telco/ISP
ACMA fields more complaints on mobile interference
Continues to crack down on illegal devices.
Ry Crozier
Oct 17 2012 7:00AM
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