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Adobe will now issue free security fixes for CS5 apps

Adobe will now issue free security fixes for CS5 apps

Adobe says it's now working on patches for Creative Suite 5.x versions of Photoshop, Illustrator and Flash. Previously, customers would have had to pay to upgrade to CS6 to get the fixes.

May 14th, 2012 in Adobe by Edward Moyer Comment Vote
Adobe users required to pay for security

Adobe users required to pay for security

Adobe's recent release of patches for Photoshop, Illustrator, Flash Professional and Shockwave have all been marked critical by the company, but users will be required to pay out of their own pocket for almost all of them.

May 10th, 2012 in Security by Michael Lee 6 Comments Vote
Vodafone release patch for HTC One X

Vodafone release patch for HTC One X

Vodafone Australia is pushing out a maintenance update for the HTC One X from this morning, addressing the stability of the system and improving its battery life.

April 27th, 2012 in Vodafone by Joseph Hanlon Comment Vote
New Windows flaw to spark Conficker 2.0?

New Windows flaw to spark Conficker 2.0?

Microsoft is urging administrators to patch their machines after it discovered a vulnerability that could allow hackers to take complete control of PCs running Windows and potentially pave the way for the next Conficker worm or worse.

March 14th, 2012 in Security by Michael Lee 5 Comments 1 Vote
Google uncloaks Chrome's security goals

Google uncloaks Chrome's security goals

Google's Chrome security team has unveiled its guiding principles on how they build a safer browser.

January 16th, 2012 in Security by Seth Rosenblatt Comment Vote
Microsoft finally vanquishes BEAST bug

Microsoft finally vanquishes BEAST bug

The most recent Microsoft Windows update now fixes a weakness in the protocols used to secure e-commerce sites, which was first exposed by researchers using a tool they dubbed "BEAST".

January 11th, 2012 in Security by Elinor Mills Comment Vote
Microsoft fixes Duqu hole, but not BEAST

Microsoft fixes Duqu hole, but not BEAST

Microsoft has finally patched a flaw being exploited by the Duqu trojan, but a fix to protect Internet Explorer users from having their encrypted communications snooped on didn't quite make the cut.

December 14th, 2011 in Security by Elinor Mills Comment Vote
Windows 8 to reduce update restarts

Windows 8 to reduce update restarts

Windows users who hate having to reboot their computers after a new update is installed may find some relief in Windows 8.

November 16th, 2011 in Microsoft by Lance Whitney 1 Comment Vote

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I think that a CBA is unlikely because with the high proportion of customers now electing for the highest rate (50% of connections in Apr...

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Please stop with the analytical, common sense and facts, Gregory. Those opposed to the NBN don't want to hear such things, which is why ...

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But, yet again, Turnbull is clearly in error when he says that other companies cannot roll out copper. In South Brisbane Telstra chose to...

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Not much point running fiber back to the exchange if that exchange itself is connected by copper. It is access to fiber backhaul that de...

41 minutes ago by GregoryB1 on Copper greenfield dominance irrelevant: Conroy

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43 minutes ago by Beta on Copper greenfield dominance irrelevant: Conroy

So instead you want these estates wired up with fiber and then left, unconnected with no service, until the fiber rollout reaches them in...

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Water, roads and electricity were all rolled out by government because there private companies weren't interested as the ROI in the early...

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NBN users opt for 100Mbps http://t.co/T7uk1hbK by @joshgnosis

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The case you outline, South Brisbane, is in fact the coalitions prefered model. They WANT the incumbent telco, Telstra, to provide the f...

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Cybersecurity #collaboration between the US & Australia. http://t.co/p2uKLSBi

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Sorry HC, what is meant by "Cinders "?

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Thanks Beta, I could hear the nurse walking down the corridor as you posted. Much better now.

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Currently about 50% of connections are at the 100Mb/s rate.
As a consequence, ARPU is significantly higher than the projected figures.

7 hours ago by GregoryB1 on NBN FUD: will Abbott ever learn?

Currently about 50% of connections are at the 100Mb/s rate.
As a consequence, ARPU is significantly higher than the projected figures.

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