Several mass mailings calling on users to spread WikiLeaks links were discovered in December, says Kaspersky Lab.
The authority publishes practice notes on the implementation of interconnect and call termination regulations.
In today's technology roundup: Old tech connects Egyptian protestors, O2 engages Nokia to boost capacity, Google open-sources Mac packages, and Oracle to pay $46m in kickbacks case.
In this World Wide Wrap: Canada to measure Internet usage, Jordan to start e-payment services, and telcos unveil mobile payment system.
In this World Wide Wrap: Facebook denies VOIP rumours, Mobile VOIP set to boom, and Australia regulates VOIP numbers.
As a review report makes its way slowly through government, SA loses out on millions in tax from the online gambling industry.
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The office gives companies until 21 February to lodge annual returns, or face being deregistered.
In today's technology roundup: Internet nears address exhaustion, Google dispute goes out of court, Egypt's Web crackdown condemned, and defector unveils WikiLeaks alternative.
A preliminary review of Gauteng transport department records shows grounds for an in-depth investigation.
MTN has been ordered to remove its claims of delivering “world-class Internet” from its advertising.
In today's technology roundup: Nokia loses ground in smartphones, five held over 'Anonymous' attacks, Xbox boosts Microsoft earnings, and PS3 hacker's computers to be seized.
The IT company believes it has a good case to appeal a ruling that it must pay R1.76 million for a breach of contract.
Spam is set to become a criminal offence under two new laws that should come into force this year.