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Wholesale talks stall Telstra, Optus NBN pricing
Trial agreement extended until December.
James Hutchinson
Sep 30 2011 1:17PM
Telco/ISP
Kiwi fibre provider prepares Christchurch resiliency
Building fibre to withstand disaster.
James Hutchinson
Sep 30 2011 12:30PM
Telco/ISP
Photos: Christchurch's fibre aftermath
Enable deals with the earthquake aftermath.
Sep 30 2011 12:30PM
Telco/ISP
Fines levied for e-health data breaches
Patient records available to law enforcement and courts.
Brett Winterford
Sep 30 2011 9:53AM
Security
Joomla! XSS turns users to admins
Affects versions up to 1.70
SC Australia Staff
Sep 30 2011 8:58AM
Security
Kindle Fire browser bounces through EC2
URLs, IP and MAC addresses logged.
Darren Pauli
Sep 30 2011 7:41AM
Security
Five million unencrypted US soldier records stolen from car
Company took two weeks to report breach.
Dan Kaplan
Sep 30 2011 7:22AM
Security
Sony given official reprieve over hack
Privacy Commissioner to take no further action.
Darren Pauli
Sep 30 2011 7:21AM
Security
British defence firm makes play into infosec
Move will add network and hardware security modules for the distribution of cryptographic keys.
SC Staff
Sep 30 2011 7:17AM
Security
EU to legislate on cloud security
Providers asked to become legally liable for any data offences.
Tom Brewster
Sep 30 2011 7:15AM
Networking
US telcos line up against Apple in Samsung lawsuit
T-Mobile, Verizon want Galaxy Tabs.
a Staff Writer
Sep 30 2011 7:05AM
Hardware
Oracle outs Autonomy CEO's pitch to it before HP
Chat that went well beyond databases.
Liam Tung
Sep 30 2011 7:04AM
Software
Sony's hacked security cleared by Aust. privacy office
Takes word on infrastructure integrity.
Darren Pauli
Sep 29 2011 4:31PM
Security
Enterprise IT Global in administration
Owner of ISPs, IT services firms faces cash trouble.
Ry Crozier
Sep 29 2011 3:46PM
Financial Services
Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 faces further delays
Updated: Launch pushed back until at least next week.
James Hutchinson
Sep 29 2011 12:30PM
Hardware
Countrywide fraudster gets eight months in prison
Identity thief ordered to pay $1.2 million.
Angela Moscaritolo
Sep 29 2011 10:25AM
Security
EU cloud vendors liable for breaches
Directive asks vendors to prove security and accept liability.
Tom Brewster
Sep 29 2011 10:25AM
Security
Polymorphic malware booming
Tries to outfox anti-virus emulators.
Dan Raywood
Sep 29 2011 10:24AM
Security
Data breach disclosure hits EU businesses
Public and private sector businesses will be hit by mandatory-disclosure legislation.
Dan Raywood
Sep 29 2011 10:24AM
Security
Unpatched Java flaws cause the most infections
Adobe a close runner up.
Dan Raywood
Sep 29 2011 10:24AM
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