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Lazy auditors lay Australia's security bare
"Lowest common denominator" approach and groupthink expose organisations to risk.
Darren Pauli
Jul 18 2011, 9:04AM
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Doorknocker offers fake NBN services in Hobart
Offers 20 Mbps services to stage three sites ahead of construction.
James Hutchinson
Jul 18 2011, 9:03AM
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Anonymous claims responsibility for Monsanto hack
Twitter and Paypal accounts allegedly hit in retaliation.
Darren Pauli
Jul 15 2011, 2:33PM
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M86 and Whitegold divorce
Security vendor heads to the enterprise but distie questions staff turnover and sales claims.
David Binning
Jul 15 2011, 2:24PM
Security
Britain fears terrorists hiding in the cloud
Terrorists are using cloud computing to send data with impunity.
Tom Brewster
Jul 14 2011, 2:20PM
Security
India still eyeing Google, Skype intercepts
Targets terrorists amid new attack.
Liam Tung
Jul 14 2011, 2:17PM
Security
Commissioner eyes tough e-health privacy laws
NEHTA chided for restricted community consultations.
John Hilvert
Jul 14 2011, 9:56AM
Security
Toshiba hacked: admin, reseller logins exposed
Data dump only half of the stockpile.
Darren Pauli
Jul 14 2011, 6:39AM
Security
New Zealand ISPs win $25 copyright charge
Content owners forced to pay more than $2 a notice.
Juha Saarinen
Jul 13 2011, 3:41PM
Security
BT launches 'high risk' cloud authentication
Service claims to enable businesses providing 'high risk online services' to combat fraud.
SC Australia Staff
Jul 12 2011, 7:30AM
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Google+ spams users due to dearth of disk space
Some Gmail accounts hit.
Nicole Kobie
Jul 12 2011, 7:27AM
Security
Victoria, WA sign on to national ID service
Users to be better protected against identity theft.
Liz Tay
Jul 11 2011, 4:42PM
Security
Vic police bust credit card fraud ring
Fraudulent purchases topped $300,000.
SC Australia Staff
Jul 11 2011, 8:22AM
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Anonymous busted in Italy, Switzerland
Jester has last laugh.
Dan Raywood
Jul 11 2011, 8:20AM
Security
Morgan Stanley loses 34k customer records on unencrypted CDs
Data should have been encrypted by default.
Dan Raywood
Jul 11 2011, 8:19AM
Security
German police hacked, suspect tracking data stolen
Usernames, passwords, and coordinates stolen in data haul.
Darren Pauli
Jul 11 2011, 8:19AM
Security
Keep up with ‘pwners’
Malware testing has evolved as malicious hackers shift their attentions to web 2.0, virtualisation and even electronic picture frames, says Lysa Myers director of research, West Coast Labs.
guest columnist
Jul 11 2011, 6:17AM
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Fraud chiefs call for banking ban on jailbroken mobiles
Insecure mobile devices scaring banks.
Darren Pauli
Jul 8 2011, 3:32PM
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Symantec
Managed Security Services customers "encouraged" to dump RSA.
Darren Pauli
Jul 8 2011, 3:19PM
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Telstra security exonerated in mailing list error
Privacy Commissioner fingers human error, not systemic failure.
Staff Writers
Jul 8 2011, 8:33AM
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