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Top websites using Flash cookies to track user behavior

Top websites using Flash cookies to track user behavior

Users often delete HTTP cookies to enhance their privacy, but some of the most popular websites are circumventing these efforts by utilising little-known Flash cookies, researchers at the University of California have found.
Angela Moscaritolo Aug 12 2009 11:16AM Security
Open source Aussies land $500m VMware deal

Open source Aussies land $500m VMware deal

VMware snaps up SpringSource.
Brett Winterford Aug 12 2009 11:01AM Software
eBay mandates developer password change

eBay mandates developer password change

The giant web marketplace site eBay has warned developers of a security vulnerability, and is compelling them to change their credentials immediately.
Chuck Miller Aug 12 2009 10:44AM Security
Microsoft pushes out ATL, ActiveX fixes

Microsoft pushes out ATL, ActiveX fixes

The software giant has cleaned up its flawed Active Template Library, in addition to issuing a host of other patches.
Dan Kaplan Aug 12 2009 10:35AM Security
VMware snaps up SpringSource

VMware snaps up SpringSource

Virtualisation giant pushes cloud computing development.
Ian Williams Aug 12 2009 8:10AM Software
Microsoft gets behind IE6

Microsoft gets behind IE6

Refuses to drop outdated browser.
Phil Muncaster Aug 12 2009 6:18AM Software
Google lifts lid on secret search technology

Google lifts lid on secret search technology

Invites feedback from developers.
Phil Muncaster Aug 12 2009 6:18AM Software
Excom launches Green IT procurement course

Excom launches Green IT procurement course

Canberra warms to Green IT.
Brett Winterford Aug 12 2009 6:12AM Training & Development
Interception law reforms come under attack

Interception law reforms come under attack

Proposed changes deemed "scary" by civil rights experts.
Ben Grubb Aug 12 2009 6:09AM Security
Internode brings NakedExtreme to Tasmania

Internode brings NakedExtreme to Tasmania

Couldn’t do it without Basslink.
Staff Writers Aug 12 2009 12:30AM Telco/ISP
SAP eyes NBNCo as a customer

SAP eyes NBNCo as a customer

Also explores joint products with telcos.
Staff Writers Aug 11 2009 2:36PM Software
Samsung netbook says 'yes' to Optus

Samsung netbook says 'yes' to Optus

Hardware vendor brings European product to Australia's number two telco.
Lilia Guan Aug 11 2009 2:34PM Telco/ISP
Telstra puts open Velocity fibre on table

Telstra puts open Velocity fibre on table

Complains of lock-out in some estates.
Ry Crozier Aug 11 2009 1:46PM Telco/ISP
ISA invests in third data centre for cloud play

ISA invests in third data centre for cloud play

Plans public cloud from data centres in Perth, Kuala Lumpur and Bunbury.
Brett Winterford Aug 11 2009 12:56PM Networking
Two in three Australian companies leak data

Two in three Australian companies leak data

Renews calls for mandatory data disclosure laws.
Brett Winterford Aug 11 2009 11:52AM Security
US-CERT director Mischel Kwon quits

US-CERT director Mischel Kwon quits

US Computer Emergency Response Team (US-CERT) director Mischel Kwon has resigned her post.
Dan Raywood Aug 11 2009 11:21AM Security
Global recession hurting corporate data security

Global recession hurting corporate data security

Reduced spending and increased layoffs having harmful effects.
Iain Thomson Aug 11 2009 10:58AM Security
Fortinet files for IPO

Fortinet files for IPO

Unified threat management solution supplier Fortinet has filed a registration statement with the US Securities and Exchange Commission for a $US100 million initial public offering (IPO).
SC Australia Staff Aug 11 2009 10:49AM Security
Dell trims netbook line

Dell trims netbook line

Company discontinues 12-inch Mini model.
Shaun Nichols Aug 11 2009 9:42AM Technology
Intel settles feud with Nvidia

Intel settles feud with Nvidia

Cut deal on chip licensing.
Shaun Nichols Aug 11 2009 7:29AM Hardware

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