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Adobe zero-day flaw code published
Shockwave Player affected.
Tom Brewster
Oct 25 2010, 9:42AM
Security
Unofficial privacy tool 'Facebook Disconnect' launched
A Google Chrome extension is a slap in the face for Facebook.
Eric Doyle
Oct 25 2010, 8:59AM
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Google to delete illegally collected emails, passwords
UK watchdog does second take.
Liam Tung
Oct 25 2010, 8:14AM
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Facebook targets cyber crime with three lawsuits
Facebook looks to tackle phishing and spamming on the site.
Tom Brewster
Oct 22 2010, 8:53AM
Security
Google and Mozilla fix browser flaws
New versions of Chrome and Firefox launched.
Tom Brewster
Oct 22 2010, 8:13AM
Security
Victoria Police serve intervention on Facebook
Court order served to online bully.
Liz Tay
Oct 20 2010, 3:59PM
Security
Microsoft warns of "unprecedented" Java attacks
Java attacks have jumped from half a million to over six million in just a few months
Nicole Kobie
Oct 20 2010, 8:40AM
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Facebook facing privacy furore
Facebook ID numbers passed by apps to advertising companies.
Stewart Mitchell
Oct 19 2010, 8:50AM
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Sweden rejects Assange residence
Safe Harbour vanishing.
Liam Tung
Oct 19 2010, 8:17AM
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Son of Zeus can sneak past antivirus controls
The latest Trojan horse proves difficult to rein in.
Jennifer Scott
Oct 18 2010, 8:15AM
Security
Microsoft: Botnet infections double globally
Microsoft has cleaned up 6.5 million botnet infections around the world
Nicole Kobie
Oct 14 2010, 9:18AM
Security
Facebook users get one time passwords
Down with OTP?
Liam Tung
Oct 14 2010, 8:24AM
Security
Simms and Ironkey expand partnership
Targeting resellers that service the financial, healthcare and government markets.
Negar Salek
Oct 13 2010, 9:56AM
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Security needs to move from physical to virtual: VMware
With more applications virtualised than ever before security needs to follow suit.
Jennifer Scott
Oct 13 2010, 9:40AM
Security
M86 launches Secure Web Gateway 10.0
M86's new web security product brings with it productivity gains.
Tom Brewster
Oct 13 2010, 9:39AM
Security
Profile: Synergistex takes new approach to encryption
Darren Byrnes saw the chance to work for himself and a niche distie was born.
Sholto Macpherson
Oct 13 2010, 9:38AM
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Fake Microsoft technicians on remote access rampage
Western Australian Consumer Protection issues warning.
Negar Salek
Oct 12 2010, 2:10PM
Software
Oracle to fix 81 holes on Patch Tuesday
Patching a huge collection of vulnerabilities.
Tom Brewster
Oct 12 2010, 8:20AM
Security
Privacy revisions risk for offshore clouds
Extra diligence required.
Brett Winterford
Oct 11 2010, 2:32PM
Security
Microsoft plans biggest Patch Tuesday ever
Almost 50 vulnerabilities get fixes.
Tom Brewster
Oct 11 2010, 8:13AM
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