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US National Security Agency comes clean... on Tumblr
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Federal Innovation Minister Kim Carr has announced the Federal Government will offer $83 million in funding to early-stage start-up companies.
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Mar 19 2009, 12:18PM
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Gartner: Oracle needs to come clean on vulnerability
Oracle's refusal to get specific about the vulnerabilities addressed by a recent patch increase the risk to customers, a pair of Gartner analysts has alleged.
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