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Must-attend event slips off the radar.
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Hardware
Internode begins DSL blackspot migration
Adds 242 exchanges to DSLAM network.
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May 1 2012 7:36AM
Telco/ISP
Off-the-shelf kits trigger record number of attacks
Malware variants more prevalent than ever.
Dan Kaplan
May 1 2012 7:29AM
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Blackhole dominates rival toolkits
Blackhole booms.
Dan Raywood
May 1 2012 7:29AM
Security
Photos: Inside Human Services' data centre in Hume
Green facility to cut annual power costs by $5 million.
John Hilvert
May 1 2012 7:26AM
Hardware
Photos: Human Services' Hume data centre
Department consolidates seven facilities into two.
May 1 2012 7:23AM
Hardware
Convergence review calls for online access overhaul
Silent on filter proposal.
James Hutchinson
May 1 2012 7:20AM
Telco/ISP
Microsoft nixes Nook tiff with Metro deal
Anti-Amazon deal paves way for international future?
Liam Tung
May 1 2012 7:11AM
Hardware
Police find 15,400 Aussie credit cards on hacker forums
International sting hits 36 underground sites.
Darren Pauli
Apr 30 2012 11:59AM
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Four-year old critical Oracle bug still alive
Patch ignored older installs.
Dan Kaplan
Apr 30 2012 11:56AM
Security
Google employees knew of wi-fi snooping
Search giant releases full FCC report.
James Hutchinson
Apr 30 2012 11:45AM
Security
Information Commissioner strengthens data breach guide
Mandatory notification laws yet to come.
John Hilvert
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Liz Tay
Apr 30 2012 9:42AM
Strategy
Microsoft squashes Hotmail hijack bug
Accounts cracked in 60 seconds.
Darren Pauli
Apr 30 2012 8:23AM
Security
Public sector orgs flunk OWASP Top 10
Research finds 84 per cent of web apps deemed unacceptable against security benchmarks.
Dan Raywood
Apr 30 2012 7:54AM
Security
Finance inks $45.6m data centre lease
Only two data centres operational so far on AGIMO’s data centre panel.
John Hilvert
Apr 30 2012 7:16AM
Financial Services
Apple spits Chomp's Android app search
But Chomp extension still on Chrome Store.
Liam Tung
Apr 30 2012 7:05AM
Software
NZ 3-strikes supporter grilled for alleged Dotcom donations
Storm brewing.
Liam Tung
Apr 30 2012 7:02AM
Financial Services
Telstra's Office 365 price to drop 20 percent
Updated: Price cuts to take effect on May 1.
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Apr 27 2012 4:20PM
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Rackspace resolves 'dirty disk' vulnerability
Weak implementations allow dirty data to be tapped.
Staff Writers
Apr 27 2012 3:45PM
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AFP save $3.75 million in fraud by spying on carder websites.
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