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World Cup matchup: FIFA vs. the hackers
The organization is bracing the World Cup's network defenses as the soccer tournament draws closer.
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Sophos appoints new CEO
COO Steve Munford takes over from cofounders and joint CEOs Jan Hruska and Peter Lammer.
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Sharman cuts off Kazaa downloads in Australia
Shutdown affects only the download site; people who already have the software can keep sharing files on network.
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iTunes store comes to Australia
Apple opens up its online music venue for buyers Down Under, but don't go looking for tunes from Sony BMG.
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Australia proposes smart cards for millions
Government says project will slash administrative costs and crack down on identity theft.
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Microsoft Australia names chief security officer
Microsoft Australia has appointed Peter Watson to the newly-created position of chief security officer.
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SCO's McBride takes over the offense
CEO Darl McBride used sports analagies to explain why his foes can't change the rules in the fourth quarter and why DaimlerChrysler was just an exhibition loss.
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Australian government to offer guide to open-source
Public-sector support of nonproprietary software continues with how-to guide for technology procurement.
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Gates: Open source a great ad for Windows
Microsoft chair says it's great to have "a few design wins" by Linux and such in the news--it shows how much simpler Windows is.
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Microsoft prepares for search assault
Don't lead people to sites for "potato chips if they mean computer chips," Gates quips.
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Microsoft Australia launches security blitz
A campaign to place security front and center of its business is poised to take off in Australia, just a day after Bill Gates unveiled a new security push at Microsoft.
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Aussie Linux groups seek to deflect MS blasts
As Australia's Linux community prepares to gather in Adelaide next week for a heavyweight conference, a leading state industry cluster has detailed plans to establish a national open source...
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$50 million injection means we're staying: SCO AU boss
The SCO Group's regional head has lauded a new US$50 million capital injection as reinforcing the fact the controversial company won't go away, but dismissed remarks from US headquarters...
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Australian ISP run over by traffic
Telstra has conceded it may be several weeks before BigPond e-mail service levels return to normal as the telecommunications carrier wrestles with delays caused by a steep ongoing surge in...
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Piracy investigator lauds Australia case
An Australian case in which three men pleaded guilty to online music piracy has "exploded many of the myths" related to copyright infringement, an investigator asserts.
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Australia to see Windows source code
The Australian government will gain access to the source code underlying Microsoft's Windows operating system after signing an agreement with the software heavyweight.
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SCO has press banned from briefing
SCO's request to have journalists barred from attending an Open Systems user briefing was approved by the organizers. It hopes to avoid a 'hostile grilling' from members.
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Aussie car designs driven by HP-Linux
An Australian supercomputing consortium, poised to lease a HP Itanium 2-based computing cluster, is unphased by SCO's Linux warning--"running on the FUD syndrome."
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Tech project sweeps for Net scammers
'Scamseek', being developed in Australia, will use the latest linguistic techniques to look out for the language of fraudsters and scams on Web sites.
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McCarran-Ferguson and a cross-state health market
Republicans accidentally began this debate earlier this year when they called for allowing purchase of health policies "across state lines," and for tort reform.
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