ID theft costs $1.3bn: survey
AUSTRALIANS are falling victim to online identity theft at an alarming rate, costing them an estimated $1.3 billion over the past year, a survey says.
The man who stands to make $200m a year out of ‘.xxx porn ghetto’
New xxx domain has Hustler magazine and the distributor of Paris Hilton's sex tape up in arms over creation of new 'online ghetto'.
Updated: ATO yet to budge on Mac, Linux e-tax
The Australian Tax Office (ATO) has remained defiant in forcing Australian taxpayers to electronically submit their tax returns through Windows-only software.
Updated: ATO yet to budge on Mac, Linux e-tax
The Australian Tax Office (ATO) has remained defiant in forcing Australian taxpayers to electronically submit their tax returns through Windows-only software.
Updated: ATO yet to budge on Mac, Linux e-tax
The Australian Tax Office (ATO) has remained defiant in forcing Australian taxpayers to electronically submit their tax returns through Windows-only software.
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Updated: ATO yet to budge on Mac, Linux e-tax
The Australian Tax Office (ATO) has remained defiant in forcing Australian taxpayers to electronically submit their tax returns through Windows-only software.
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Interpol turns to net to catch fugitives
International police agency Interpol has urged internet users to help track down hundreds of fugitives wanted for murder, rape, child sexual abuse and other serious crimes.
Online ID fraud losses explode
One in 10 Australian internet users have lost money to online identify fraud over the past year with losses totalling $1.286 billion.
LG announces plans to jump on Android tablet bandwagon
Like virtually every other hardware vendor, LG has announced plans to join the tablet PC revolution. It seems that LG might be following in HP's footsteps, though, by abandoning the Windows 7 tablet prototype it has been promoting in favor of a tablet built on a mobile OS platform.
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Mystery iPhone book apps disappear from store
A group of iPhone apps that had received top rankings on the iTunes Store have disappeared from the top 50 book applications following complaints from developers.
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