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Internet service providers (ISPs) are facing more security threats, while attacks are becoming larger and more sophisticated. Heisenberg fan boys are shaking their heads this week to the tune of a pair of Swedish mathematicians who claim to have broken quantum cryptography. THOUSANDS of punters in Sydney lost their Internet, phones and cable telly after someone managed to carry out one of the most basic hacks in Christendom. The National E-security Awareness Week was launched today to help Australians understand e-security risks and how they can protect themselves online. The Federal Government kicked-off National E-security week today with the launch of a new security alert service for internet users and small businesses. Telstra has been working closely with government and the IT industry to ensure it is ready and resilient to possible cyber attacks as part of its involvement in the international simulated Cyber Storm II exercise being held 11-14 March, 2008. Telstra’s chief information officer, Fiona Balfour, has left the telco giant after only 10 months in the role.
AVG’s global security strategist sounded his horn during his visit to Sydney this week warning Australians about the growth of web-based threats - the cybercriminal activity of embedding invisible executable malware on popular websites. Motorola today announced the availability of Good Mobile Messaging 5 enterprise smartphone featuring security advances in data protection and application control, the company claimed. Microsoft launches consumer editions of Vista and Office 2007 across Australia. A new campaign to drive zombie computers off the internet has been launched by the Australian government. A Californian man has been convicted of planting a malware “time bomb” in his former employer’s computer. A federal court in Perth, Western Australia, has issued interim injunctions under the Spam Act against Clarity1 Pty Ltd and its managing director Wayne Mansfield to stop them from sending unsolicited emails. I've just spent the day with O2 (www.o2.com), the new name for what used to be known as BT Cellnet in the U.K., Viag Interkom in Germany, Esat Digifone in Ireland and Telfort in the Netherlands. An Australian software developer could be out of a job after a court found he may have intended to share trade secrets about multi-million deal involving telcom provider Telstra.