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New 'Twilight' book raises fears of PDF attacks
The release of a new novella in the popular 'Twilight' series could spark a malware outbreak, say security experts.
Shaun Nichols
Jun 7 2010 11:48AM
Security
First US cybersecurity general plans online rules of engagement
The commander of US Cyber Command (USCYBERCOM), General Keith Alexander has used his first public speech to detail his unit's plans in the event in the event of an online attack.
Iain Thomson
Jun 7 2010 11:45AM
Security
Advisory hints at SharePoint patch on Tuesday
Fix on the way, two months in the making.
Mahesh Sharma
Jun 7 2010 9:38AM
Security
Experts warn of malicious Twitter spam
Over 50,000 instances of latest threat, vendor claims.
Phil Muncaster
Jun 7 2010 9:19AM
Security
Facebook adds new privacy page
'Living resource' to guide users through their settings.
Staff Writers
Jun 7 2010 9:19AM
Security
More job cuts on the way at Oracle
Unspecified number of employees to go in Europe and Asia.
Phil Muncaster
Jun 7 2010 7:14AM
Software
Federal Police investigate Google WiFi privacy breach
Government considers Google crackdown.
Mahesh Sharma
Jun 7 2010 7:12AM
Networking
AFP demands Facebook offer "one click" police alarm
AFP confident Facebook will hire a police compliance officer.
Mahesh Sharma
Jun 7 2010 6:43AM
Security
Zombie PCs to be throttled, isolated under new ISP code
Voluntary ISP code of practice launched for Cyber Security Awareness week.
Mahesh Sharma
Jun 7 2010 6:30AM
Security
Virtual machine chargeback a hard nut to crack
Victoria Uni manually raises invoices for VM use.
Angus Kidman
Jun 7 2010 6:00AM
Software
Google to hand over Wi-Fi data in two days
Eric Schmidt admits search firm 'screwed up'.
Dan Worth
Jun 5 2010 9:18AM
Security
Pirate Party warns of surveillance state
But RTA denies sharing data with CrimTrac.
Liz Tay
Jun 5 2010 9:07AM
Security
Review: Probably the best free iPad app yet
iTnews' resident app reviewer goes gaga for Air Video.
Darren Winterford
Jun 5 2010 9:06AM
Oddware
New iiNet service could double ADSL speeds
Bonded ADSL to be launched within weeks.
Sholto Macpherson
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David Binning
Jun 4 2010 4:50PM
Networking
Open source workaround for Flash on iPhones, iPads
Developers could bypass Jobs' Flash ban.
Josh Lundberg
Jun 4 2010 4:18PM
Software
Mac users warned about spyware from free apps
Spyware downloaded during installation.
Dan Raywood
Jun 4 2010 3:30PM
Security
SharePoint, IE part of Microsoft patch plans
Addresses two known zero-day issues.
Dan Kaplan
Jun 4 2010 3:21PM
Security
Do cost-benefit doubts strengthen NBN argument?
If companies won’t do it, Government may have to.
Liz Tay
Jun 4 2010 1:34PM
Telco/ISP
AAPT unmoved by ACCC 'unlimited' crackdown
AAPT confident it's broadband plans are within the rules.
Brett Winterford
Jun 4 2010 1:19PM
Telco/ISP
Google adds search support for mobile application stores
Android Marketplace, Apple's App Store links to appear in mobile search.
Shaun Nichols
Jun 4 2010 10:38AM
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