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FBI pirated app crackdown a 'top priority'
Cracking down on piracy of copyrighted works, including popular mobile apps, has been described as a 'top priority of the Criminal Division' of the FBI.
Dan Raywood
Aug 29 2012 4:13PM
Security
DEEWR quietly gears up for Parliamentary Workflow Solution
Exclusive: Can this project duck the fate of other Government shared service schemes?
John Hilvert
Aug 29 2012 1:01PM
Software
DeepSafe reveals blue chip firms hit with dangerous malware
But McAfee gagged from disclosure.
Darren Pauli
Aug 29 2012 12:45PM
Security
CREST penetration test exams begin
Soft launch next month.
Darren Pauli
Aug 29 2012 12:36PM
Security
ASIC works through Business Register outages
Suffers 11 hours of downtime in July.
John Hilvert
Aug 29 2012 12:00PM
Software
Apple seeks quick bans on eight Samsung phones
Moves to translate court victory into business advantage.
Sayantani Ghosh and Sruthi Ramakrishnan
Aug 29 2012 7:28AM
Hardware
IBM enters talent management fray with $1.3bn buy
Uses Kenexa to take on SAP and Oracle.
Jim Finkle and Sayantani Ghosh
Aug 29 2012 7:20AM
Software
Russia creates social media propaganda systems
Eastern European countries targeted.
Juha Saarinen
Aug 29 2012 7:02AM
Security
Coalition pledges to review Huawei's NBN lockout
Pending security advice.
Ry Crozier
Aug 29 2012 7:00AM
Networking
NAB considers work-from-home call centre pilot
Builds on virtual contact centre investment.
Liz Tay
Aug 29 2012 7:00AM
Strategy
Google Wallet adds credentials features
Goes toe-to-toe with Apple's Passbook.
Juha Saarinen
Aug 29 2012 6:41AM
Financial Services
Vocus continues fibre optic network expansion
Sizes up New Zealand, Asian growth options.
Juha Saarinen
Aug 28 2012 3:38PM
Telco/ISP
IBM beefs up System z mainframe
Security, system health monitoring enhancements.
Chris Jager
Aug 28 2012 3:37PM
Hardware
SAP brings 800 tweaks to Business ByDesign
Releases new feature pack.
Ry Crozier
Aug 28 2012 1:41PM
Software
Saudi oil company back online after cyber sabotage attempt
But Saudi Aramco silent on Shamoon.
Danielle Walker
Aug 28 2012 12:46PM
Security
Ramco brings cloud ERP to Australia
Eyes telco partnership for local server presence.
Ry Crozier
Aug 28 2012 12:30PM
Networking
Hikit targets US defense contractors
The advanced persistent threat malware exploits existing vulnerabilities in servers, enabling attackers to maintain access to victims' data while remaining below the radar.
Danielle Walker
Aug 28 2012 12:09PM
Security
Java exploit on the loose, unofficial patch issued
Experts say attacks may become more widespread.
Dan Kaplan
Aug 28 2012 11:46AM
Security
Clueful outs iOS apps sending unprotected passwords
Morphs into web app to skirt Apple ban.
Darren Pauli
Aug 28 2012 11:40AM
Security
Dropbox gets two factor authentication
With optional two-factor authentication.
Staff Writers
Aug 28 2012 11:27AM
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