Technology

Telstra aims throttling at its hungriest customers

Telstra aims throttling at its hungriest customers

Targets big bills and alleged filesharers.
Ry Crozier May 25 2011 11:20AM Telco/ISP
Time for data-breach disclosure laws

Time for data-breach disclosure laws

The Howard government noted failures in Australia's privacy scheme in 2004 but data breaches still slip under the radar.
Darren Pauli May 25 2011 8:14AM Security
PM briefed a dozen times on WikiLeaks

PM briefed a dozen times on WikiLeaks

No plan to shut down whistleblowing site.
John Hilvert May 25 2011 6:36AM Security
Report: Twitter seals $50m TweetDeck

Report: Twitter seals $50m TweetDeck

Clings on to power users.
Liam Tung May 25 2011 6:36AM Software
Users snared in URL shortening quagmire

Users snared in URL shortening quagmire

URL shorteners exploit redirection to aid phishing attacks.
SC Australia Staff May 25 2011 6:34AM Security
Analysis: Why do SQL injection attacks still succeed?

Analysis: Why do SQL injection attacks still succeed?

Databases, web servers, middleware and WAFs are not properly secured.
Josh Shaul, chief technology officer, Application Secur May 25 2011 6:33AM Security
Travel, education sectors most vulnerable to phishing

Travel, education sectors most vulnerable to phishing

Report skirts the edge of the law in the name of research.
Angela Moscaritolo May 25 2011 6:33AM Security
Victoria's IT spend to be audited

Victoria's IT spend to be audited

IT security, IT spending governance and funding for school laptops to be reviewed.
John Hilvert May 25 2011 6:30AM Financial Services
Ballmer spills Windows 8 due in 2012

Ballmer spills Windows 8 due in 2012

Microsoft spokesman says it was an 'error'.
Liam Tung May 25 2011 6:26AM Software
Copycat antivirus site serves malware

Copycat antivirus site serves malware

A malicious website based on the design of Virustotal is recuiting botnet zombies.
SC Australia Staff May 24 2011 3:51PM Security
Photos: Metronode to build its own data halls

Photos: Metronode to build its own data halls

BladeRoom modules are currently manufactured in Britain before being dis-assembled and shipped to Australia.
May 24 2011 2:10PM Networking
Metronode to build its own data halls

Metronode to build its own data halls

Future data centres won't come prefabricated from Britain.
Ry Crozier May 24 2011 1:56PM Networking
Security firm finds Siemens industrial systems flaw

Security firm finds Siemens industrial systems flaw

The German vendor disagrees.
Staff Writers May 24 2011 1:45PM Security
Europe cracks down on mobile and ISP lock-ins

Europe cracks down on mobile and ISP lock-ins

Sets new benchmarks for consumer protections.
John Hilvert May 24 2011 12:56PM Telco/ISP
Telstra rolls out LTE base stations

Telstra rolls out LTE base stations

Four-city testbed.
Ry Crozier May 24 2011 12:10PM Telco/ISP
Scientists break data transfer record

Scientists break data transfer record

Optically transmit 700 DVDs in a second.
Liz Tay May 24 2011 12:10PM Networking
iPad art by Trend Micro's CEO

iPad art by Trend Micro's CEO

Eva Chen is the globetrotting chief executive officer of anti-virus vendor Trend Micro. But in her spare time, she is also a sci-fi writer and quite an artist. She has offered SC Magazine some of her recent paintings using the Brushes app on her Apple iPad.
May 24 2011 12:03PM Security
Simple fixes for advanced persistent threats

Simple fixes for advanced persistent threats

Spend less on what you don't have and more on what you do.
Darren Pauli May 24 2011 9:57AM Security
Old Cisco flaw found in two-thirds of devices: report

Old Cisco flaw found in two-thirds of devices: report

But the next four vulnerabilities are found in less than a quarter of devices.
SC Australia Staff May 24 2011 9:53AM Security
US bill to toughen cloud data protection

US bill to toughen cloud data protection

But the FBI will keep authority to obtain data under terrorism and intelligence clauses.
Angela Moscaritolo May 24 2011 9:51AM Security

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