June 2003

Welcome to the June edition of Internetrix news. You may have heard in the general media that a massive new virus hit the internet earlier this month – a variation on the original and devastating Bugbear virus, known as Bugbear C. With dozens of clients infected, and the end of financial year reminding us how much we rely on our computers – imagine if a virus wiped out your accounts files – we have taken the time to put together some tips and techniques to help safeguard you from these malicious attacks.

We also introduce one of our newest clients, the NSW Bible Society, announce the arrival of Carlennium.com for the Shepherd Centre, and push the envelope with live online mapping based on a new system for Shellharbour City Council.

Also, there is our usual highlight of recent client projects, including our first international development, and finally a shameless self-plug – the Internetrix interview featured on the Sky Business Report in April is now online courtesy of its producers, Palamedia.

We hope you enjoy this edition and don’t stress out too much with the financial year coming to an end.

Avoiding Viruses | 25 June 2003

In a sequel to one of the most damaging virus outbreaks this year, early June saw the arrival of Bugbear C, a new variant of the original Bugbear virus with an even more dangerous payload. Using ...

Internetrix welcomes the NSW Bible Society | 25 June 2003

The Bible Society of NSW is the second oldest company in Australia – they were incorporated just after Westpac in 1817 by Governor Lachlan Macquarie.

Carlennium.com is born | 25 June 2003

Often, websites are launched. They are built, populated, tested and set live for the world to see.

Recent Developments | 25 June 2003

Another busy month in the Internetrix development labs, including our first full export website! Rest Assured Rest Assured USA is a new venture based in California, offering an ...