Ruxcon security conference returns to Melbourne

Written by: David Heath | Published in: SecurityFollowing the recent 'encryption' incident at a GP's practice in Queensland, the RACGP is reminding all GPs to adopt standard security practices.

Written by: David Heath | Published in: SecurityFollowing an extensive selection process, the winner of NIST's 5-year competition to select a new hash algorithm standard has been announced.

Written by: David Heath | Published in: SecurityThe UK is seeking as many as 100 school graduates to put down their games consoles and take up an apprenticeship in cyber security.

Written by: David HeathFollowing the combined meeting between CERN and the High Energy Physics Conference in Melbourne, here are the results presented by the ATLAS and CMS teams from the Large Hadron Collider.

{loadposition davidh08}Delegates at the 36th International Conference on High Energy Physics currently running at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre, were joined by members of t

At this week's Black Hat security conference in Las Vegas, security researchers will be addressing SSL vulnerabilities, mobile attacks, Chrome OS security gaps, and & war-texting& -- a snooping technique that could also enable a car to be started remotely. Meanwhile, the nominations for the 2011 Pwnie Awards at Black Hat include a nod to Sony for its incompetence at security....

Melbourne is likely to host the next two WordCamps, the volunteer-organised conference that caters to users of the WordPress software, according to the chief organiser of this year's conference, Anthony Cole.

The popular GStreamer user and developers Conference is back for the third year, this year going to San Diego in the USA. The conference will take place on August 27th and August 28th. Check out our conference page for details and the Call for Papers and mark the dates in your calendar. See you in San Diego!

Written by: Sam VargheseThe organisers of the 13th Australian national Linux conference are making a bid to attract local sponsors to the conference which will be held in Canberra early next year.

{loadposition sam08}Coincidentally, next year will also mark the centenary of the Australian capital.In a media release issued last week, conference director Michael Still said this was a good opportuni

Written by: David Heath | Published in: SecurityASIO wants to hack into all kinds of devices to further their security interests.