#Censusfail aftermath: Here's what's happening inside Australia's board rooms this morning CEOs tell Vulture South that mega-stuff-ups spark spook briefings, firings, grovelling Legal10 Aug 2016 | 23
Australia's privacy watchdog launches '#Censusfail' probe Oi! Statistics wonks ... please explain that foreign 'attack' ... Legal10 Aug 2016 | 6
Samsung: Hackers can't pwn our NFC payment kit. No way, nuh-uh, not true (Well, OK, maybe) The South Koreans doth protest too much, methinks Security10 Aug 2016 | 11
Revealed: How a weather forecast in 1967 stopped nuclear war Solar storm that nearly turned the world hot Science10 Aug 2016 | 77
#Censusfail Australia: Not an attack, data safe, no heads to roll A DDOS is not a hack, says cyber-security Czar as minister nods in agreement Legal10 Aug 2016 | 47
Google says most users 'protected' against 'Quadrooter' Play Store should spot exploits Personal Tech10 Aug 2016 | 5
Three quarters of Oz science grads can't get science work STEM-boosterism creating chemist-slash-baristas, and IT is still boring On-Prem10 Aug 2016 | 13
NASA test foiled by rocket shaking power cord loose from camera Video Snapper built to take you inside a rocket plume eventually produced stunning images Science10 Aug 2016 | 26
Apple says banks can't touch iPhone NFC without harming security Australian banks complain Apple Pay is unfair without even reading T&Cs Security10 Aug 2016 | 40
Networking wonks say lousy planning, not DDOS, caused #Censusfail Nope, no unusual traffic here say operators and security types Legal10 Aug 2016 | 18
5,000 robots to build 3D map of the universe Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument hoped to shed light on all that darkness out there Science10 Aug 2016 | 6
Funny story, this. UK.gov's 'open banking app revolution'. Security experts not a fan of it Analysis They don't care for it. Say it's bad news Security10 Aug 2016 | 61
Thailand plans to track non-citizens with their mobile phones If you're headed there on holiday, it's time to sort out cheap global roaming Legal10 Aug 2016 | 22
Bungling Microsoft singlehandedly proves that golden backdoor keys are a terrible idea Updated Redmond races to revoke Secure Boot policy OSes10 Aug 2016 | 115
SAP whacks application cracks, shutters baker's dozen of potential hacks Keeps details behind closed customer-only doors Channel10 Aug 2016 | 1
Your mission, should you accept it, is to use cheap VMs before they self-destruct Google finds a new way to drop cloud computing costs, but is still breaking itself Channel10 Aug 2016 | 18
Reactive? Serverless? Put to bed? What's next for Java. Speak up, Oracle Less is more, from EE to SE Software10 Aug 2016 | 22
HPE Software memo: We ARE several senior sales veeps lighter Global leader Frank Vella and EMEA exec Tony Caine leave the building Channel10 Aug 2016 | 1
Your colleagues will lie to you: An enterprise architect's life Get good infrastructure governance in place and it won't even matter On-Prem10 Aug 2016 | 26
Mangstor tells IT managers: Hey SANshine, c'mon in, the fabric is fine Software plug-in for TITAN OS to give SANs ultrafast front end Storage10 Aug 2016 | 1
Speaking in Tech: Nope, sorry waiter. I won't pay with that card reader Podcast PoS issues? It's not like consumers have any control Security10 Aug 2016 | 33
They kept that quiet: Toshiba unsheathes FlashBlade rival +Comment Scale-out compute/flash box Flashmax comes out from nowhere Storage10 Aug 2016 | 7
Italian MP threatens parents forcing veggie diets on kids with jail Populist politician decries 'ideological excesses' Bootnotes10 Aug 2016 | 121
UK local govt body blasts misleading broadband speed ads Won't someone please think of the farmers Networks10 Aug 2016 | 40
Violin Memory cuddles up to GlobalLogic for R&D help Next-generation product on way, with software QA in progress Channel10 Aug 2016 | 3
Oracle to shutter License Services division – source No COLS, just LMS... it was the cloud wot done it, says insider Channel10 Aug 2016 | 6
Hitler ‘ransomware’ offers to sell you back access to your files – but just deletes them Sloppy code is more risible than Reich, though Security10 Aug 2016 | 32
Brexit Britain: HP Sauce vs BBC.co.uk – choices that defined voters Top 10 brand loves - the new social division Bootnotes10 Aug 2016 | 124
Avnet CEO: Sales down, profits down, but we dumped $70m in cost And there's more to come. Back of the net! Channel10 Aug 2016 | 1
Toshiba flashes 100TB QLC flash drive, may go on sale within months. Really +Comment It's talking the talk, all right – now for the walk Storage10 Aug 2016 | 22
Tableau 10 is generally available, complete with visual tweaks They made their own custom font. No, really On-Prem10 Aug 2016 | 8
Instagram hackers add porn links and snaps to pwned accounts No mum, I'm fine. Yes it's mine but... Will you let me finish? Security10 Aug 2016 | 4
NASA dumps $65m into building deep space hutches for humans Space hotel, anyone? Science10 Aug 2016 | 37
Cox stiffed for $25m after letting subscribers pirate music online ISP didn't do enough to curb illegal downloads, appeal court rules Legal10 Aug 2016 | 15
Judges put FCC back in its box: No, you can't override state laws, not even for city broadband Funnily enough, US regulator can't just do whatever it wants Networks10 Aug 2016 | 44
Raucous Ruckus router ruckus roundly rumbles: Infosec bod says Wi-Fi kit is weak, biz says no Web UI bugs found, patches due to arrive Channel10 Aug 2016 | 2
Mitt Romney tax-return 'hacker' Dr Evil gets four years in the slammer Bitcoin blackmail scheme? Zip it Legal10 Aug 2016 | 3
Still no date for tabling of Australia's mandatory data breach laws Attorney general insufficiently agile to leap over legislative decision queue Legal10 Aug 2016 |
Linux security backfires: Flaw lets hackers inject malware into downloads, disrupt Tor users, etc Analysis TCP networking code scores own goal OSes10 Aug 2016 | 62
IBM used dud DoS shield for failed online census says Oz PM 'There are clearly very big issues for IBM ... no doubt there were serious failures' says PM Legal10 Aug 2016 | 38