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Defence consolidates cyber capabilities
Australia steps up efforts to defend itself. -
Don’t make me go back to the office!
Australia’s professional workers are wary of returning.
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Xiaomi unveils $10,000 transparent TV
Why? Because it can. -
Court finds police facial recognition unlawful
UK court rules police use of technology violated human rights. -
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Revolut eyes Australian mega push
The fintech says it can manage your entire financial life. -
What happens during a national cyber emergency?
Government wants to take over if things get out of hand. -
Instagram faces $500 billion biometrics lawsuit
Comes down to use of facial recognition technology. -
Australian woman jailed over crypto theft
25yo stole the equivalent of $400,000. -
ACS launches microCredentials
The scheme recognises knowledge and experience in cyber. -
Atlassian: Office attendance not required
“We will no longer be held back by the old way of doing things.” -
What spider is that?
The CSIRO app that can identify Australia’s critters. -
Apple sues over app's pear logo
Claims similarity will tarnish tech giant’s reputation. -
Twitter joins grab for TikTok
Not just Microsoft that wants a piece of the action. -
Trump hits WeChat, Tiktok with executive orders
Transactions to Chinese parent companies will be prohibited. -
Government launches 2020 Cyber Strategy
Allocates $1.6b to critical infrastructure security, policing. -
How do you get a job during COVID-19?
Get your CV right or you won’t even get an interview. -
Government IT spend to slump
Lean year looms for government tech contractors and vendors. -
Trolls hijack Twitter hacker’s Zoom court hearing
Screaming, rambling, and p*rn bring the Zoom call to a halt. -
Atlassian: Australia’s reputation ‘significantly degraded’
Local tech giant fronts Encryption Bill hearing. -
Canon in ransomware attack, 10TB of data stolen
Company “currently investigating the situation”. -
Face scanners can be tricked
Composite photos fool systems into misidentifying people. -
How AI will save our bees
The hive has gone high-tech. -
Australia’s blockchain industry takes shape
The integrity of our systems is at stake. -
Join ACS to make IT a better profession
Your opportunity to make meaningful change. -
Digital skills driving post-COVID career change
And 3 in 4 want to continue flexible working. -
Data breaches down despite pandemic fears
But social engineering surges. -
Telstra outage was not a cyber attack
False alarm – it was just a DNS issue. -
Microsoft given 45-day deadline to buy TikTok
Otherwise video app will be "out of business in the US", says President. -
Hackers using fake job offers to spread spyware
Pose as recruiters for US defense contractors. -
17yo male “mastermind” behind Twitter hack
Three arrested in bitcoin scam on platform. -
SpaceX capsule splashes down to Earth
Elon Musk's venture scores another big win. -
WA startup wins NYC pitch contest
Imagine if you could do away with passwords. -
Google and Facebook must pay for news
Government admits regulatory framework has not kept up with changes. -
AI used to predict success of relationships
The partner you choose is less important than you think. -
Zoom flaw left meeting passwords exposed
Unlimited attempts meant passwords could be cracked. -
US Congress: Break up the tech giants!
Heads of Facebook, Amazon, Apple and Google face grilling. -
China's Blockchain Services Network
A new global emerging infrastructure. -
TIO: Telcos ‘coped well’ through COVID-19
Service providers forced to bring jobs back onshore. -
Teachers boost their digital curriculum skills
ICT Educators webinars series demonstrates new ways of teaching. -
Emotet malware replaced by animated gifs
Someone changed the infamous botnet payload for a lark. -
Work from home until July 2021
One tech company has made a big call. -
Garmin watches go offline amid cyber scare
Early reports suggest the company was hit by ransomware. -
New govt cloud guidelines risk ‘inconsistent’ security
Agencies on their own when choosing cloud services. -
Facebook working to fix Instagram camera bug
Shows camera is in use when not taking photo. -
Google took your data without consent, says ACCC
Drags tech giant to the Federal Court again. -
Fact or fake?
Google launches misinformation education tool. -
Cyber startup scores $1.3m to protect IoT devices
AI detects performance deviations. -
An app to take charge of your health
The need to take control of your own health records was the idea behind River City Labs’ latest tenant, Wanngi. -
The skills employers want now
What you need to make the shortlist. -
US charges Chinese hackers who hit Australia
Pair of freelance cyber criminals charged after 10 years. -
Tech companies dominate best companies to work list
Which Australian workplaces rated highly? -
Personal data extracted from Zoom calls
Don’t post screenshots on social media. -
Service Seeking fined $600,000 for fake reviews
They were written by the tradies, not customers. -
CSIRO anchors at Aerotropolis
Sydney’s ‘third CBD’ positioned as STEM, skills hub.