The iiNet case is just a minor skirmish, the big battle is ACTA
The latest round of the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement negotiations have wrapped up in South Korea.  Amongst other things, if successful in their present form, the internationally agreed rules would completely sideline the iiNet case currently before the Australian courts.

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Who's the Web Daddy? Microsoft beats up on Google.
by Davey Winder   
When you think of web giants in terms of market share of eyes on sites, the chances are you think of Google ruling the roost. Well you would be wrong, Microsoft pwns the Web!

 
It's not just the iPhone. Virus can infect iPod Touch
by David Heath   
The iPod Touch is an iPhone without the phone.  This means the Touch is just as susceptible to the ikee virus as the iPhone.

 
The first iPhone virus – in the wild
by David Heath   
If you have jailbroken your iPhone, enabled SSH and neglected to change the default password, expect to get infected very soon!

 
Google Wave gets a Pulse
by David Heath   
Novell's newly-announced Pulse – an integrated communication, authoring and social networking platform now has full integration with Google Wave.

 
The iiNet case is just a minor skirmish, the big battle is ACTA
by David Heath   
The latest round of the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement negotiations have wrapped up in South Korea.  Amongst other things, if successful in their present form, the internationally agreed rules would completely sideline the iiNet case currently before the Australian courts.

 
We're not going to do AFACT's job for them: iiNet
by Matthew Lentini   
Australia's third largest ISP iiNet chief regulatory officer Steve Dalby has admitted in Federal Court to dismissing AFACT allegations of iiNet customer copyright infringement, saying, "we were not going to do AFACT's job for them."

 
Dell claims title of 'world's skinniest'
by Jake Widman   
Dell officially announced a new laptop, the Adamo XPS, which the company says is the world's thinnest. It's supposed to be available for the holiday shopping season.

 
Kaspersky Labs introduces Mac security package
by Jake Widman   
Internet security stalwart Kaspersky Labs has introduced Anti-Virus for Mac. The company is recommending it especially for mixed-platform environments, where it can keep Macs from hosting malware that might infect PCs.

 
myDIALS tackles WA market with new partner
by Peter Dinham   
Operational performance solutions vendor, myDIALS, has formed a partnership with IT services group,  L7 Solutions, to deliver SaaS-based BI solutions to companies in the Western Australian market.


 
myDIALS tackles WA market with new partner
by Peter Dinham   
Operational performance solutions vendor, myDIALS, has formed a partnership with IT services group,  L7 Solutions, to deliver SaaS-based BI solutions to companies in the Western Australian market.


 
Scareware rogue software reaches threat peak
by Peter Dinham   
The highest level of total malware detected in more than a year, and four times greater than detected levels in September, was reported last month, including scareware tactics reaching an all-time peak with the worst attacks ever reported, according to security firm Fortinet’s latest threatscape analysis.

 
Scareware rogue software reaches threat peak
by Peter Dinham   
The highest level of total malware detected in more than a year, and four times greater than detected levels in September, was reported last month, including scareware tactics reaching an all-time peak with the worst attacks ever reported, according to security firm Fortinet’s latest threatscape analysis.

 
Automation speeds life insurance sales
by Stephen Withers   
An automated application and underwriting process has allowed the Commonwealth Bank's insurance arm to streamline life policy sales through financial advisors.

 
Tanner tips $1bn ICT savings back into Budget
by James Riley   
The Department of Finance has completed its stage two calculation of Gershon-inspired ICT savings and reckons more than $1 billion can be returned to the Budget over the next four years.

 
Unisys floats its cloud ambitions
by Beverley Head   
Like just about every other computing company Unisys wants its slice of the emerging cloud computing market, announcing its plans for Australia within hours of rival Fujitsu doing the same.
 
SSL, TLS vulnerable to publicly-disclosed attack
by Stephen Withers   
A serious flaw has been discovered in the SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) protocol used to protect data in transit across the Internet. Are your Internet banking transactions at risk?

 
Six of the best heading your way on Patch Tuesday
by Stephen Withers   
What's coming up on November's Patch Tuesday? Six bulletins, three of them critical. And according to Microsoft's advance notice, there's a critical bulletin for every supported version of Windows except Windows 7.

 
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