Music industry facing unexpected windfall in Aussie site blocking case
Site takedown in US could negate local battle.
Month: July 2016
NAB’s tech chief out in executive restructure
Roberts departs as bank hunts for CTOO.
How the ABS plans to use your Census name data
Linking datasets for better policy-making, but is it legal?
Yahoo alumni mourn company’s decline
Executives still "bleed purple".
Snowden working on smartphone anti-surveillance device
Teams up with hacker to build prototype.
Almost half of UK’s largest councils lack cloud strategy, Eduserv FOI study reveals
Eduserv study into cloud take-up inside local authorities suggests council CIOs are still over-invested in on-premise technology
eRSA plans new ‘cloud-based’ HPC cluster
Tizard won’t be replaced with another GPU-intensive system.
Oracle releases a record 276 security patches to fix enterprise software flaws
Oracle has released its largest set of security fixes to patch 276 vulnerabilities in the firm's enterprise software. Nineteen of the fixes are rated 9.8 out of 10 for severity and will need the immediate...
Kickass Torrents goes down after arrest of Ukrainian allegedly behind the service
Kickass Torrents, the world's most popular file-sharing service, appears to be busted after a 30-year-old Ukrainian was arrested in Poland for allegedly running the service. Artem Vaulin was arrested...
Security industry welcomes cyber crime’s inclusion in official stats
The security industry welcomes the inclusion of cyber crime statistic in official crime reports to highlight the size and nature of the threat