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AusCERT Facebook photo hack may be a test case
A brute force attack which guessed Facebook URLs may be a breach of Commonwealth and State computer crime laws.
Darren Pauli
May 18 2011 12:33PM
Security
Armidale NBN users armed with big broadband quotas
What NBN first release customers get from their ISPs.
Ry Crozier
May 18 2011 11:51AM
Telco/ISP
AusCERT 2011: QPS' Brian Hay speaks to SC
Why Australia is a 'victim country' of cybercrime.
Darren Pauli
May 18 2011 11:42AM
Security
SC Magazine Awards 2011 highlights
Gongs handed to the cream of Australia's information security vendors.
Nate Cochrane
May 18 2011 11:31AM
Security
Apple plans smaller SIM card
Plots path to thinner devices.
Leila Abboud and Georgina Prodhan
May 18 2011 6:30AM
Hardware
HP too reliant on IT outsourcing
Services to be broken out into new division.
Liam Tung
May 18 2011 6:26AM
Hardware
The Pirate Bay upgrades server hardware
Goes with Xeon-based boxes.
Liam Tung
May 18 2011 6:20AM
Hardware
'Pure science' key to CSIRO's wireless patent haul
WLAN inventor questions lack of 'Australian Cisco'.
Liz Tay
May 18 2011 6:08AM
Networking
Telstra cable cut in road-widening project
Concreted over... again.
Ry Crozier
May 18 2011 6:01AM
Telco/ISP
VMware hooks corporate identities into the cloud
Single sign-on for SaaS using Active Directory.
Brett Winterford
May 17 2011 10:01PM
Software
AusCERT presentation riles Queensland Police
Herald story leads to police queries.
Staff Writer
May 17 2011 7:09PM
Security
Feds arrest five for selling stolen laptops
Police investigate theft of 288 laptops.
Staff Writers
May 17 2011 5:18PM
Hardware
Endace taps first Aussie reseller
Reveals security trials with two mobile operators.
David Binning
May 17 2011 3:35PM
Security
Exclusive: Epsilon locks down with grid pattern log-in
'Strong authentication' introduced to stamp out further data breaches.
Brett Winterford
May 17 2011 2:35PM
Security
Frankentech poses emerging global threat
AusCERT: We will see more disasters unless society adapts to the networked age.
Nate Cochrane
May 17 2011 2:29PM
Security
Cybercrime: the biggest threat in policing history
AusCERT: Police ask the business community to speak up.
Darren Pauli
May 17 2011 2:07PM
Security
Microsoft revamps Windows Phone for IT pros
'Mango' update loaded with new corporate features.
Jennifer Scott
May 17 2011 1:56PM
Hardware
Photos: AusCERT Day 2
Speakers ranged over topics from mobile banking fraud to Hollywood crime fighting myths and chaos theory.
Photos: Nate Cochrane
May 17 2011 1:14PM
Security
No security winner from iPhone, Blackberry, Android
Walled gardens, sandboxes equally insecure.
Darren Pauli
May 17 2011 11:35AM
Security
ANZ online banking suffers short outage
Systems reboot brings services back online.
Staff Writers
May 17 2011 11:14AM
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