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    Remote desktop client technology will ensure that Opera Australia staff can work anywhere on the floating stage during the classic Georges Bizet opera Carmen on Sydney Harbour on March 22.

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    Cybercriminals are increasingly using .eu domain names in their attack campaigns, according to data from multiple security companies.

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    While data centres and Cloud computing are not new kinds of technology, they did generate plenty of stories during 2011 as operators began to turn fresh ground for new data centre sites while faced with the Gillard Government’s incoming Carbon Tax.

  • The grill: Eugene Kaspersky

    Kaspersky Labs co-founder sits down with Computerworld Australia to discuss the future of security and how no one is safe online.

  • Mariposa might be Russian

    Security expert Eugene Kaspersky thinks the world’s biggest botnet, Mariposa, was crafted in Russia and its designers will escape scot-free.

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