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I can imagine that the folks who have their products defeated by hackers and researchers aren't too happy having their problems aired, however it just doesn't make any sense to me to become protagonis...
It appears they had a problem also with their desaster recovery plan as well. I wonder who their core processor is? or the software system they are using? I sure hope they are able to get things mo...
When a vendor seeks to use the threat of, or even actual legal means to inhibit free speech and prevent the truth from being exposed is a typical clue that the product is flawed and the company manage...
It’s great to see Team GB doing so well in the Beijing Olympics – and even better to hear that our first three gold medals were all won by women who set the pace for the rest. Then Christine Ohuruogu
Customers may well ask what chance they have if even the bosses of the banks are victims of fraud. Marcus Agius and Andy Hornby can't simply ignore the problem can they? What do shareholders really th...
It's nice to see HSBC getting into online networking, and with a good bankable idea. It could pay off in providing the bank with a modern image because let's face it, the average start-up will be maki...
Most Australian banks have successfully rolled out two-factor authentication, which means the security spotlight is starting to shift to the weaker links in our online economy. Whether its retailers ...
What form might the SMS take? "Dear Sir/Madam, your card has been involved in a transaction, and because of our flawed and easily exploited transaction system we have notified you in case the ine...
M'colleague here assures me the reason Great Britain are doing better than usual is all down to the lottery funding that's gone into UK sport over the last few years. That may well be the case - nice ...
HSBC has denied reports that it is considering ditching the Blackberry and adopting Apple's iPhone as its official corporate mobile device. Brenton Hush, chief information officer at HSBC's Australia...
I recently looked at some superannuation sites. I am going to mention my thoughts on a few. I'll start with Tower. Will that be a Super Regular Premium Plan, or will you have the Regular Premium Plan ...
Our original True Medal Tally version one posted late last week generated some amusing remarks about the race for the wooden spoon once you allow for per capita productivity. But the Aussies have tak...