Tuesday June 26, 2012  

EDITOR'S NOTE

Telstra has confirmed it is tracking websites visited by its mobile users in the lead up to a launch of a new web filtering solution. It follows days of suspicions by network engineers.

And the Australian Federal Police have knocked on the doors of six young hackers suspected of performing denial of service attacks this week, dobbing them into their parents and guardians.

- Darren

BREAKING NEWS

Telstra tracks users to build web filter

By Darren Pauli | June 26, 2012

Says website monitoring 'definitely not' for marketing.

AFP scolds kid hackers

By Darren Pauli | June 26, 2012

Parents warned DDoS, virus-writing could lead to jail time.

Microsoft automates cloud access management for engineers

By Darren Pauli | June 26, 2012

Office 365 support 'democratised'.

LulzSec duo plead guilty to DDoS against CIA

By Fahmida Y. Rashid | June 26, 2012

Hackers face British authorities for several high-profile website attacks.

Menshn dismiss claims of major security flaws

By Dan Raywood | June 26, 2012

Owner says don't publish 'spurious claims'.

'Evil' Platform hacker jailed

By James Hutchinson | June 26, 2012

Receives 2.5 years, restricted computer access.

UPCOMING EVENTS

Jun 17 - 22, 2012

The 24th Annual FIRST Conference focuses on the practical aspects of security and incident response in the face of a rush toward adoption of cloud computing and other distributed architectures.

Jul 2 - 10, 2012

SANS Canberra will deliver information security training in Security Essentials, Hacker Techniques, Penetration Testing, and Reverse-Engineering Malware.

Jul 16 - 17, 2012

The Gartner Security & Risk Management Summit will provide a comprehensive update on the latest security and risk management strategies.

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