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Judge rejects Oracle $US1.3bn verdict against SAP
Shaves a cool billion off damages award.
Dan Levine
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'Unlimited' booze in Microsoft dismissal case
Former executive accused of harassing female staff.
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Two-faced Windows 8 splits for touch and mouse
Forking device market.
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Microsoft lobbies to drown cloud stigma
Cloud laws continue to confuse.
Brett Winterford
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Photos: TechEd lets loose
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Kaspersky website vulnerable to XSS
Reddit post outs flaw.
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Anonymous attacked WikiLeaks
New exploit attack tool undergoes field tests, goes live in September.
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How much do you spin up in the cloud?
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A case study in why you should document supplier promises.
Ry Crozier
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Stop the finger-pointing
Time to get on with the job.
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Engineers Australia overhauls IT systems
Six-million-dollar project hits midway point.
Liz Tay
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Aussie techies rally to save condemned education database
Educational resource set for scuttling.
Darren Pauli
Sep 1 2011 1:16PM
Security
Linux kernel repository compromised
Damage limited by git.
Darren Pauli
Sep 1 2011 11:28AM
Security
WikiLeaks DoSed, appeals for donations
Attacks remain unattributed.
Stewart Mitchel
Sep 1 2011 11:02AM
Security
Telstra: $4.7 billion better off under NBN
Better to cooperate than compete.
Brett Winterford
Sep 1 2011 10:53AM
Telco/ISP
Death worm phones home over DNS
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Angela Moscaritolo
Sep 1 2011 10:19AM
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Almost all malicious executables and domain morph in after one day.
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Sep 1 2011 10:18AM
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Apple, Google hire notable hackers
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