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  • Nortel PABX hacked again

    Hackers took over the Nortel-based PABX system of software vendor Legrand Software this week, ringing up to AU$1,800 of calls to Algeria in one night.

  • Optus trials new mobile platform

    Optus last week acknowledged it had evaluated a platform that claims to use the processing power of "smart" phone handsets to deploy and run applications more effectively than browser-based alternatives.

  • Carriers' performance improves a bit in Q3 2004

    Telecommunications companies' overall performance in the third quarter of 2004 either remained steady or improved, according to the Australian Communications Authority's latest performance bulletin.

  • Carriers show improvement in June quarter performance: ACA

    The Australian Communications Authority has reported that telecommunications carriers showed an overall improvement in fault repairs during the June quarter of this year.

  • Government claims credit for telecomms report card

    The federal government has sought to claim credit for a rise in telecommunications performance during the December 2003 quarter, claiming the performance shows its industry measures "are working effectively".

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