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Optus to pay for 'infinite' Vodafone case
Advertising dispute discontinued in Federal Court.
Liz Tay
May 2 2011 11:29AM
Telco/ISP
Sony to appoint PlayStation security chief
Sony has created a chief information security officer role to oversee its PlayStation Network which was breached in a high-profile cyber attack last month.
Liam Tung
May 2 2011 10:25AM
Security
US research warns against 'inflating' cyberthreats
If the policy discussion around digital risks continues on its current course, the US government may make some unwise decisions, according to a new academic research paper.
Dan Kaplan
May 2 2011 10:00AM
Security
PennyTel engaged in stoush with Optus
Threatens legal action over unauthorised direct SMS to its customers.
Ry Crozier
May 2 2011 7:00AM
Telco/ISP
Vividwireless turns on Brisbane metro network
Delayed by backhaul availability.
Ry Crozier
May 2 2011 6:45AM
Telco/ISP
Report: Time to get serious on data centre safety
Analyst warns of lax attitude to OH&S.
Brett Winterford
May 2 2011 6:00AM
Networking
Amazon issues ten days credits for cloud outage
Post-mortem posted.
Brett Winterford
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Staff Writers
May 1 2011 10:42PM
Storage
Sorry Sony admits it held 10m credit cards
Executives bow in apology.
Liam Tung
May 1 2011 10:27PM
Hardware
Equinix to build New York data centre
Pumps $240m into new and expanded facilities.
Staff Writers
Apr 29 2011 1:32PM
Networking
Review: Norton Internet Security 2011
Great protection for those who don't mind a little complexity.
Staff Writers
Apr 29 2011 12:39PM
Security
Audit doubts FBI's ability to combat cyberthreats
Auditors demand agencies get better at sharing information.
Angela Moscaritolo
Apr 29 2011 12:17PM
Security
Amazon confirms cloud services are back
The tech giant says its cloud services are back to normal, but a small amount of data will never be retrieved.
Paul Briden
Apr 29 2011 12:12PM
Security
Apple snooping plot thickens - iPhone tracker was patented
A 2009 Apple patent reveals in-depth plans to track users' movements via their smartphones
Stewart Mitchell
Apr 29 2011 12:08PM
Security
Study: Strong growth lifts Australia's broadband speeds
Off a very low base.
Staff Writers
Apr 29 2011 10:45AM
Telco/ISP
NBN Co to trial paid upgrades in Tasmania
Fibre or fixed wireless for those outside the planned footprint.
Ry Crozier
Apr 29 2011 10:35AM
Telco/ISP
Internet group hires hacker as security chief
Jeff Moss named ICANN chief security officer.
Staff Writers
Apr 29 2011 8:37AM
Security
TomTom makes quick U-turn in police data row
Satnav maker to rethink providing speeding data, following customer complaints.
Stewart Mitchell
Apr 29 2011 7:32AM
Hardware
Apple patented iPhone tracker in 2009
Snooping plot thickens.
Stewart Mitchell
Apr 29 2011 7:32AM
Hardware
Google fixes 27 bugs in Chrome 11 release
Google hands out more than $A15,000 in bounties.
Tom Brewster
Apr 29 2011 7:14AM
Financial Services
Opinion: Telcos talk nonsense on customer service
Customer service won't improve until telcos acknowledge the problem.
David Havyatt
Apr 29 2011 7:00AM
Telco/ISP
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