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X-ray: We find out where internet viruses came from, how they work, and where they're going.

University graduate designs way to subvert censorship and possibly even the dreaded internet filter.

Researchers hack cars' computers.

News > Security

High speed cryptography

By The Inquirer | 10:06 Apr 21, 2010 | Comment Now

Toshiba makes a quantum breakthrough.

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Porn malware blackmails victims

By David Hollingworth, The Inquirer | 13:26 Apr 19, 2010 | Comment Now

Automated humiliation... wait, that could be a service in itself!

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Hacker makes a fortune on the stock exchange

By The Inquirer | 11:15 Mar 18, 2010 | Comment Now

But it doesn't last long - Now his assets are frozen.

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Microsoft updates on an IE vulnerability

By The Inquirer | 10:27 Mar 3, 2010 | Comment Now

Microsoft recommends you tape over your F1 key.

Features > Security

The pirate life for me

By Jake Carroll | 10:53 Mar 2, 2010 | Comment Now

X-ray: Jake Carroll puts on an eye-patch and looks into the history of software piracy and protection.

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

By Justin Robinson | 15:28 Feb 15, 2010 | Comment Now

Essential Reading: Major internet players join together to fight the filter.

News > Operating Systems

You don't own your computer, Microsoft does

By The Inquirer | 10:11 Feb 15, 2010 | Comment Now

Windows 7 'KB971033' update calls Microsoft every 90 days.

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'Operation: Titstorm' takes Australian government websites down

By Justin Robinson | 11:12 Feb 11, 2010 | Comment Now

DDOS attack by Anonymous hits the Government. Update: Australian Sex Party denies involvement in attack.

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US hackers are the most feared

By The Inquirer | 10:47 Feb 1, 2010 | Comment Now

Forget China - the good old US of A is the place to be worried about...

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The Clean Feed under the microscope

By David Hollingworth | 15:45 Jan 27, 2010 | Comment Now

An industry veteran takes a look at Stephen Conroy's Internet Filtering scheme, and its impact on secure online transactions.

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Airport Twidiot gets banged up

By The Inquirer | 09:43 Jan 19, 2010 | Comment Now

Frustrated flyer posts stupid tweet.

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Microsoft's backdoor shenanigans

By The Inquirer | 10:21 Nov 24, 2009 | Comment Now

Microsoft denies that Windows 7 has a back door.

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How to foil rootkits

By The Inquirer | 09:46 Nov 5, 2009 | Comment Now

Put all your hooks in one basket.

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Mossad used Trojan Horse in Syrian bombing

By The Inquirer | 10:25 Nov 4, 2009 | Comment Now

Hacking in London found nuclear secrets.

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Pentagon makes a pig's ear of trusted chips

By The Inquirer | 11:38 Oct 28, 2009 | Comment Now

Can only support two per cent of its secure needs.

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UN warns of world war on web

By The Inquirer | 10:07 Oct 8, 2009 | Comment Now

Battle is taken online.

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Flight sim website tracks hacker

By The Inquirer | 09:55 Sep 10, 2009 | Comment Now

We know what you hacked last summer.

News > Networking

Windows 7, Vista vulnerable to BSOD attack

By Justin Robinson | 10:46 Sep 9, 2009 | Comment Now

A faulty driver leaves the system wide open.

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Enigma gathering is biggest ever

By The Inquirer | 10:07 Sep 8, 2009 | Comment Now

International codebreaking returns to Bletchley Park.

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Webcam voyeurs on the rise in Britain

By The Inquirer | 10:52 Sep 2, 2009 | Comment Now

Sneaking into your webcams.

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WPA data is gone in 60 seconds

By The Inquirer | 10:37 Aug 28, 2009 | Comment Now

Without any car chase...

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Chinese porn blocker switched off

By The Inquirer | 10:48 Aug 14, 2009 | Comment Now

A nation's youth rejoices, celebrates with western filth.

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Terrorists could hack into nuclear launch systems

By Justin Robinson | 10:24 Jul 30, 2009 | Comment Now

Internet-connected nuclear missiles are under fire.

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China's backs down from mandatory Green Dam software for new PCs

By The Inquirer | 10:14 Jul 2, 2009 | Comment Now

Slim ray of hope for China's PC users...for now.

Features > Security

Hole in the wall

By Ashton Mills | 10:26 Jun 4, 2009 | Comment Now

X-Ray: The firewall is an essential bastion of internet security, but what's not well known is that all firewalls have an Achilles heel...

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Telstra's porn problem

By Justin Robinson | 12:25 Apr 15, 2009 | Comment Now

When your phone has someone else's life on it, who do you blame?

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Breaking news: Australian Government's Classification Board website hacked

By Justin Robinson | 21:46 Mar 26, 2009 | Comment Now

Breaking News: Australian Classification Board website attacked by hackers

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Issue: 133 | February, 2012

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