Technical Specs Released For Aussie Net Filtering: related news

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Technical Specs Released For Aussie Net Filtering

smallkathryn writes "Technical specifications have just been released for the Australian net filtering trial. The trial, which aims to prove that ISP-level filtering is a viable way to stop 'unwanted content' from reaching users, will go live on 24 December. The trial will involve ISPs choosing a commercially available hardware filter from an internet content filter (ICF) vendor, adding it to their networks, then loading the blacklist of unwanted sites. Still no indication of how peer-to-peer information will be addressed."

PowerBuilder's .NET Strategy

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PowerBuilder's .NET Strategy

NET has become a mainstream programming platform. To be in line with PowerBuilder's .NET strategy (.NET deployment and .NET development), PB11 introduced many .NET-related features:

PowerBuilder's .NET Strategy

NET has become a mainstream programming platform. To be in line with PowerBuilder's .NET strategy (.NET deployment and .NET development), PB11 introduced many .NET-related features:

Hundreds protest net filtering on Conroy?s new blog

Telstra pilots videoconferencing for remote aged care Internode frees ABC iView streaming from download quotas Opinion: CIOs must embrace collaboration tools Open source USB key to $2bn laptop plan Websense predicts the future of web security WAIA blames movie industry for illegal downloads Hundreds protest net filtering on Conroy’s new blog iTunes preparing to open up? Assessing asset management Mozilla releases latest beta of Firefox 3.1 Sony to slash 8,000 jobs Google called a bandwidth hog Ipod back on Aussie Christmas lists Yahoo talks big on BOSS Quarter of web apps critically vulnerable

Security Flaws In Aussie Net Filter Exposed

Faldo writes "There's a three part interview with a computer security expert on BanThisURL that goes into the flaws in the Aussie net filtering scheme. In addition to SSH tunnels and proxies, more worrying problems like trojaning the boxes to set up man in the middle attacks (which the interviewee has done in his lab), cross site scripting and the Australian blacklist leaking are all discussed. Worrying and relevant, especially since Thailand's blacklist has just been leaked."

Aussie Net Filtering Trial Delayed

hopejr writes "The Federal Opposition says it is not surprised the Government's mandatory internet filtering trial has been delayed. The trial, which was meant to begin today, has been postponed until mid-January 2009 and the internet service providers (ISPs) who will participate will be announced at the same time. ISPs iiNet and Optus both said yesterday they had not heard anything about their applications to participate in the trial, and doubted the Government would meet its own deadline."

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Indiana Business Bancorp Q3 net interest income up; net loss widens

Indiana Business Bancorp has reported that net interest income for the third quarter ended September 30, 2008 was $717,726, an 11% increase from the third quarter of 2007. The increase is attributed to growth in the loan and investment portfolios. Net loss was $476,582 for the quarter, compared to a loss of $2,763 for the same period in 2007.

Java application frameworks come to .NET

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Accepting Input and Manipulating Data in ASP.NET MVC

ASP.NET MVC is an interesting new technology that supports separating the user interface from the application logic, and the data storage from the data manipulation. When you create ASP.NET MVC applications, the old ASP.NET style of accepting input from the user is no longer the best option. Furthermore, you will also need to learn how to dynamically accept input from the user.

Australian Filtering Boss: Turning Off Blog And Comments

With the story earlier this week about Australia's Broadband Minister, Stephen Conroy, considering adding BitTorrent filtering to the country's ISP filtering/censorship program, it was notable that Conroy said he was paying close attention to the commentary about the program online -- including various blogs and social network systems like Twitter. That was actually a small glimmer of hope mixed in with the ridiculous policy -- but it appears that Conroy has decided he'd really rather not listen to the conversation on his own blog. While that post about BitTorrent filtering got a lot of attention, it also got a ton of comments, and now Conroy and his team are turning off their blog and closing down the comments. Way to communicate with the people.

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Java 1.5 for the .NET Platform

IconI read in InfoQ: "Ja.NET is a port of Java 1.5 SE to the .NET platform. The compiler is based on the Eclipse JDT, which has been modified to generate IL as well as Java Byte Code. Java traditionally compiles each class into a separate file, but this creates an unacceptable overhead for .NET. To address this, a tool based on Cecil is used to create larger assemblies much in the same way Jar files are created for Java."

WSJ Accuses Google of Abandoning Net Neutrality: Reality Check

The Wall Street Journal today posted an article claiming that Google, as well as other Net neutrality advocates, were abandoning or softening their views on Net neutrality. The Wall Street Journal specifically attacks Google's OpenEdge project as a means by which Google can have its own content given bandwidth priority over other web sites. Before we go into a terrified panic that Google is abandoning Net neutrality for its own nefarious purposes, how about we look at what OpenEdge actually does.

WSJ accuses Google of abandoning Net neutrality

The Wall Street Journal Monday posted an article claiming that Google, as well as other Net neutrality advocates, were abandoning or softening their views on Net neutrality. The Wall Street Journal specifically attacks Google's OpenEdge project as a means by which Google can have its own content given bandwidth priority over other Web sites. Before we go into a terrified panic that Google is abandoning Net neutrality for its own nefarious purposes, how about we look at what OpenEdge actually does.

KDE 4.2 Beta 2 Released

The KDE Community today announced the immediate availability of "Canaria", (a.k.a KDE 4.2 Beta 2), the second testing release of the new KDE 4.2 desktop. Canaria is aimed at testers and reviewers. It should provide a solid ground to report bugs that need to be tackled before KDE 4.2.0 is released. Reviewers can use this beta to get a first look at the upcoming KDE 4.2 desktop which provides significant improvements all over the desktop and applications. Since the first beta, which was released less than 4 weeks ago, 1665 bugs new bugs have been opened, and 2243 bugs have been closed. Since the release of KDE 4.1.0, more than ten thousand bugs were closed, showing a massive focus on stability in the upcoming KDE 4.2.0 which will be released in January 2009, 6 months after KDE 4.

Net firms rebuff filtering plan

Australian government plans to filter net use have been rebuffed by local internet service providers (ISPs).

Life-saving Aussie smartphone app released

New software has been released that turns GPS enabled GSM mobile phones into sophisticated personal tracking devices.

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