Whether its recently perceived dodgy battery life means that Senator Scott Ludlam's iPhone has been hacked by spooks or not, it should come as no surprise that he'd be of interest to intelligence services, both local and foreign.
2 Comments 1 VoteThe annual Australian Linux conference, Linux.conf.au, was held last week in Ballarat, Victoria. We bring you the highlights in photos.
Comment VoteAustralian cinema giant Hoyts has just completed a move from Telstra to TPG for its internet service, citing spiralling costs as the primary reason for the migration.
2 Comments 1 Vote"There really is a war on the internet and, like all wars, this war is about power," said WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange in a recorded message on Saturday to the War on the Internet forum held in Melbourne on the weekend.
4 Comments VoteJames "Jim" Balsillie and Mike Lazaridis, the two men at the head of Research In Motion for two decades, are set to step down from their co-CEO positions within the next 24 hours, according to multiple reports.
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The Federal Opposition is set to develop an alternative to the government's cybersafety policy, today announcing the formation of a taskforce of backbenchers to spearhead the issue, led by Paul Fletcher MP.
16 hours ago in Security by Luke Hopewell Comment Vote
In a world where law enforcement is governed across different jurisdictions, criminals are exploiting the borderless properties of the internet to conduct online crimes and get away without even being challenged, according to Trend Micro senior architect of anti-spam and URL filtering Jonathan Oliver.
16 hours ago in Security by Michael Lee Comment 3 Votes
Australian tennis player Bernard Tomic could easily fall victim to identity theft after a number of photographs of his licence were published, some of which clearly include his personal details. I wouldn't be surprised if someone else turned up hooning in new BMW under his name.
Police outside the #Tomic residence in Southport with Bernard's licence (sources: Gle Show More & Supplied)
via twitter.com
Twitter has refined its technology so that it can censor messages on a country-by-country basis.
18 hours ago in Social Networking by AAP Comment Vote
Prevention is better than a cure, and all that, but what about when an attack isn't preventable? What do organisations do to ensure that they know who hit them? Judging by how long it takes to get answers, I'd say they don't do enough.
18 hours ago in Security by Michael Lee Comment Vote
Another smart-looking competitor to Siri's voice throne has exploded onto iOS and Android this week. It's called Evi, and today we're looking at whether it has the goods to take down the reigning Apple champ.
19 hours ago in Mobile Phones by Luke Hopewell Comment 2 Votes
Sure it's fast, but what's the fatal flaw of Telstra's new 4G/LTE phone, the HTC Velocity? Can you really download a car? Who are the "gentleman hackers" and why have they made it so hot in here?
20 hours ago in Mobile Phones by ZDNet Australia Staff Comment Vote
Change is never easy. Just ask Nokia, which posted its third consecutive quarter of hefty losses overnight, despite strong sales of its new Windows Phone portfolio.
23 hours ago in Mobile Phones by Marguerite Reardon Comment Vote
It wasn't long ago that Apple owned nearly 70 per cent of the global tablet market. But now, the company is just barely holding on to half the space.
23 hours ago in Tablets by Don Reisinger Comment 1 Vote
Symantec is urging customers to disable PCAnywhere until it issues a software update to protect them against attacks that could result from the theft of the product's source code.
24 hours ago in Security by Elinor Mills 1 Comment Vote
Nokia's fourth quarter was a mixed bag as it sold 1 million Lumia devices — below consensus estimates and above worst-case scenarios — but a bigger challenge looms. Can the company significantly boost Lumia sales given that sales of Symbian devices are falling off a cliff?
24 hours ago in Nokia by Larry Dignan Comment Vote
Apple employees will enjoy some healthy product discounts as thanks for the company's recent blockbuster quarter.
24 hours ago in Apple by Lance Whitney Comment Vote
Intel is buying video patents and software from RealNetworks for US$120 million, giving the chipmaker new muscle in a market that's increasingly important but filled with intellectual-property obstacles.
1 day ago in Intel by Stephen Shankland Comment Vote
Hackers pounce on just-patched Windows Media vulnerability http://t.co/0n1UkpB7
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http://t.co/F2EEvBgt 2012: #FreedomBox's privacy - Software - News - ZDNet Australia http://t.co/fd5zir4r #freedomtools
14 minutes ago by 0vigia on twitter, retweet
Apple's supply chain flap: It's really about us http://t.co/1Rom566s
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PCAnywhere affected by hack: Symantec http://t.co/HjE9aozm
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RT @ZDNet:
North Korea makes cellphone usage a 'war crime' under 100 days of mourning http://t.co/VldIrYRQ
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Genius wireless mouse does away with batteries http://t.co/eweTJSTd
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Listen to social media and find out what's trending http://t.co/nPV7wFRL
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What does Google
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What happens on your server at night? http://t.co/v4NK0WX2 #security
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Seriously, Google+? MT @violetblue: If you missed it…Google’s Pseudonym Problem: New Implementation Revealed http://t.co/Y9wUArLQ
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Facebook filing for IPO next week (rumor) http://t.co/VzEeKEfN
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Windows 7 tablets with 1.5 percent market share and other Microsoft news of the week http://t.co/XvWPcfpJ
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Android tablet market share up 10% iPad down 10% through 2011 | ZDNet http://t.co/q7hMniz3
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Groupon purchases Mertago to change social shopping: Groupon has purchased member shopping site Mertado. Will it... http://t.co/jdXRRRu9
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http://t.co/U2DsVxRp i want the source code for my heart... what happens if yall go under?
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Android tablet market share up 10%, iPad down 10% through 2011 http://t.co/ikUVkXgW
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1/4 of IT budgets allocated to consumerization “@ZDNet: Accommodating personal devices at work and other IT 'myths' http://t.co/LKIp7gHf”
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RT @teksquisite: How SCADA highlights the futility of finding security vulnerabilities http://t.co/rBteb5UA
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How SCADA highlights the futility of finding security vulnerabilities http://t.co/rBteb5UA
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Wow. Reason to be thankful “@ZDNet: North Korea makes cellphone usage a 'war crime' under 100 days of mourning http://t.co/05SCa72v”
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The trouble with small to medium #cybercrime:
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Is your phone faster than a Windows Phone? http://t.co/j5TiFg6L
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From ZDNet: Why did Facebook just hire a Managing Editor? http://t.co/f7tw3Pej via @zite
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Australian Control Systems Exposed Online http://t.co/M1ys1sFh ZDnet highlights a couple of Internet accessible BMS
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Introducing Evi: Siri's new worst enemy http://t.co/YehMYX0Y
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Cutest, Weirdest iPad & iPhone Accessories at Macworld iWorld [Gallery] http://t.co/m92INQCi
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Privacy vs. digital age: Where's the balance? http://t.co/i5KmzqSU
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13 hours ago by khama on NComputing X300A simile of your argument Mark: There are roads between Melbourne and Sydney so clearly airports are a waste of money.
15 hours ago by DavidN4 on CEOs, Libs still perplexed on govt NBN roleParliament should have a day where every member has to quote lines from a movie or a song. It would probably make more sense than their u...
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17 hours ago by AnonEmouse on Hacked or not, Ludlam's a target of spiesThere are a few different depts(and now, private companies) that undertake constant monitoring of "dissenting" groups or groups that coul...
18 hours ago by DailyMagnet on Hacked or not, Ludlam's a target of spiesWhy would releasing the source code of a product result in a security risk to it's end users? Surely if this was the case we'd see all so...
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Setting up five straw dogs so you can dispose of them is no trick at all, especially when you don't attack the main one, that open source...
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1 day ago by SW_Victoria on Vivid's wireless windfallThanks Marc, that's a bit different to the 4G dongle then. Odd.
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3 days ago, CEOs, Libs still perplexed on govt NBN role
Another smart-looking competitor to Siri's voice throne has exploded onto iOS and Android this week. It's called Evi, and today we're looking at whether it has the goods to take down the reigning Apple champ.
Another smart-looking competitor to Siri's voice throne has exploded onto iOS and Android this week. It's called Evi, and today we're looking at whether it has the goods to take down the reigning Apple champ.
19 hours ago in Nerdcam by Luke Hopewell
Sure it's fast, but what's the fatal flaw of Telstra's new 4G/LTE phone, the HTC Velocity? Can you really download a car? Who are the "gentleman hackers" and why have they made it so hot in here?
20 hours ago in Technolatte by ZDNet Australia Staff
It seems that the Liberal Party has caught out Federal Infrastructure Minister Anthony Albanese of ripping off lines from a movie in a recent address. When will they learn? The internet will always find you out.
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The annual Australian Linux conference, Linux.conf.au, was held last week in Ballarat, Victoria. We bring you the highlights in photos.
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