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Granny gardener blacks out web in two countries
Old woman with spade takes out Georgian and Armenian internet.
Stewart Mitchell
Apr 8 2011 12:04PM
Security
Microsoft warns against 'tinkering' with Windows Phone 7 update
Impatience will void your phone's warranty.
Jennifer Scott
Apr 8 2011 12:03PM
Security
Most IT departments ‘clueless’ over sensitive files
Sensitive files don't appear to mean much to security pros, an Imperva survey suggests.
Tom Brewster
Apr 8 2011 12:03PM
Security
Epsilon: Does phishing constitute 'harm'?
Comment: High time for data breach notification debate.
Liam Tung
Apr 8 2011 11:13AM
Security
Health Records tender attracts huge interest
Deadlines slip as IT suppliers call for more data.
Brett Winterford
Apr 8 2011 11:01AM
Strategy
NBN Co reveals ISP list for first-release sites
Mix of big and small.
Ry Crozier
Apr 8 2011 10:29AM
Telco/ISP
Review: Mozilla Firefox 4
Will last month's launch prevent Mozilla from being squeezed out of the browser market?
Barry Collins
Apr 8 2011 10:20AM
Software
Google defends Android openness
Google says it is still open after critics questioned its handling of Honeycomb source code.
Tom Brewster
Apr 8 2011 6:48AM
Software
Facebook wants a say in server hardware
Custom-built for its first data centre.
a Staff Writer
Apr 8 2011 6:45AM
Hardware
Senate Committee warning on ISP data retention
Finds it unconvincing.
John Hilvert
Apr 8 2011 6:41AM
Security
Virgin dives deep for Google Earth, Maps data
One-man submarine to map ocean floor.
Liz Tay
Apr 8 2011 6:12AM
Oddware
Telstra, NBN Co tussle on pit-and-pipe ownership
UPDATE: New front in greenfields confusion.
Ry Crozier
Apr 8 2011 6:10AM
Telco/ISP
M2 to buy Darwin telco EDirect
Acquires 50,000 customers for $5 million.
Staff Writers
Apr 7 2011 5:31PM
Financial Services
VHA connects with Tech Mahindra for IT services
One supplier replaces Ericsson, HP, IBM and Tata.
Brett Winterford
Apr 7 2011 4:26PM
Strategy
Epsilon breach used four-month-old attack
ReturnPath had warned partners of breach in November.
Brett Winterford
Apr 7 2011 3:13PM
Security
Dell customers warned over Epsilon breach
Alerts Privacy Commissioner.
Liam Tung
Apr 7 2011 2:13PM
Security
Industry advances national e-waste scheme
Australia pushes beyond 'quick wins'.
Liz Tay
Apr 7 2011 1:26PM
Strategy
Assange granted High Court appeal
July 12 showdown.
Liam Tung
Apr 7 2011 12:19PM
Oddware
The fallout from the Epsilon breach
The Epsilon breach took place late last month, but the ramifications could be serious. Tom Brewster looks at what the consequences could be...
Tom Brewster
Apr 7 2011 11:30AM
Security
Toll's IT goes global with network refresh
Alongside data centre consolidation project.
Brett Winterford
Apr 7 2011 11:06AM
Strategy
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