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Runcore Secure Storage: This data will self destruct in five, four, three...
Runcore Secure Storage: This data will self destruct in five, four, three...
Alternatively spies could just run a RAID 0 Array...
 
Cryptic accounts compromised... in 2010!
Cryptic accounts compromised... in 2010!
Another MMO publisher has had a security breach, but the big news is it took two years for Cryptic Studios to notice!
 
UNSW computer scientists hack their way to the top
UNSW computer scientists hack their way to the top
The Cyber Defence University Challenge was no match for bright UNSW undergrads.
Bitdefender wants your naked photos online 

Bitdefender wants your naked photos online

by David Hollingworth  |  5 Apr 2012  |  Comment now
Seriously - more companies need to appeal to the naked-self-publishing demographic. Well done Bitdefender.
Fans of The Hunger Games need to be careful what they search for 

Fans of The Hunger Games need to be careful what they search for

by David Hollingworth  |  23 Mar 2012  |  Comment now
With the movie already looking like a smash hit, clever yet nasty internet types are taking advantage of innocent fans of under age violence.
Secret government piracy discussions are not of public interest 

Secret government piracy discussions are not of public interest

by Vito Cassisi  |  20 Mar 2012  |  Comment now
Ironically - or perhaps not - the details of a recent discussion on piracy are exempt from Freedom of Information laws
Avoid online censorship with 'Collage' and hide your data with Flickr 

Avoid online censorship with 'Collage' and hide your data with Flickr

by Justin Robinson  |  13 Aug 2010  |  Comment now
University graduate designs way to subvert censorship and possibly even the dreaded internet filter.
Car crash security  

Car crash security

by The Inquirer  |  17 May 2010  |  Comment now
Researchers hack cars' computers.
High speed cryptography 

High speed cryptography

by The Inquirer  |  21 Apr 2010  |  Comment now
Toshiba makes a quantum breakthrough.
Porn malware blackmails victims 

Porn malware blackmails victims

by David Hollingworth, The Inquirer  |  19 Apr 2010  |  Comment now
Automated humiliation... wait, that could be a service in itself!
Hacker makes a fortune on the stock exchange  

Hacker makes a fortune on the stock exchange

by The Inquirer  |  18 Mar 2010  |  Comment now
But it doesn't last long - Now his assets are frozen.
Microsoft updates on an IE vulnerability 

Microsoft updates on an IE vulnerability

by The Inquirer  |  3 Mar 2010  |  Comment now
Microsoft recommends you tape over your F1 key.
ALIA join forces with Inspire Foundation, Google and Yahoo to battle Senator Conroy's internet filter 

ALIA join forces with Inspire Foundation, Google and Yahoo to battle Senator Conroy's internet filter

by Justin Robinson  |  15 Feb 2010  |  Comment now
Essential Reading: Major internet players join together to fight the filter.
You don't own your computer, Microsoft does 

You don't own your computer, Microsoft does

by The Inquirer  |  15 Feb 2010  |  Comment now
Windows 7 'KB971033' update calls Microsoft every 90 days.
'Operation: Titstorm' takes Australian government websites down 

'Operation: Titstorm' takes Australian government websites down

by Justin Robinson  |  11 Feb 2010  |  Comment now
DDOS attack by Anonymous hits the Government. Update: Australian Sex Party denies involvement in attack.
US hackers are the most feared  

US hackers are the most feared

by The Inquirer  |  1 Feb 2010  |  Comment now
Forget China - the good old US of A is the place to be worried about...
The Clean Feed under the microscope 

The Clean Feed under the microscope

by David Hollingworth  |  27 Jan 2010  |  Comment now
An industry veteran takes a look at Stephen Conroy's Internet Filtering scheme, and its impact on secure online transactions.
Airport Twidiot gets banged up  

Airport Twidiot gets banged up

by The Inquirer  |  19 Jan 2010  |  Comment now
Frustrated flyer posts stupid tweet.
Microsoft's backdoor shenanigans 

Microsoft's backdoor shenanigans

by The Inquirer  |  24 Nov 2009  |  Comment now
Microsoft denies that Windows 7 has a back door.
How to foil rootkits 

How to foil rootkits

by The Inquirer  |  5 Nov 2009  |  Comment now
Put all your hooks in one basket.
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