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  • 'Crazy prices': iPod Socks return as $230 iPhone Pocket

    'Crazy prices': iPod Socks return as $230 iPhone Pocket

    Apple debuts controversial new accessory.
  • The cyber professionals moonlighting as hackers

    The cyber professionals moonlighting as hackers

    Trio charged following ransomware spree.
  • Meta relies on scam ads for 10% of its revenues: internal audit

    Meta relies on scam ads for 10% of its revenues: internal audit

    Rather than ban scammers, tech giant charges them higher rates.
  • Knowledge ‘gatekeeping’ now rife in the workplace

    Knowledge ‘gatekeeping’ now rife in the workplace

    Workers fear AI will replace them.
  • AFP fights deepfakes with poisoned AI data

    AFP fights deepfakes with poisoned AI data

    New Silverer tool sabotages image-generating algorithms.
  • Australia invests $54m in brain-computer firm Synchron

    Australia invests $54m in brain-computer firm Synchron

    Melbourne spin-out plans 'next-gen' device and local hub.
  • Tesla investors approve Musk's $1 trillion pay package

    Tesla investors approve Musk's $1 trillion pay package

    CEO could become first trillionaire if new goals are met.
  • CSIRO's Data61, manufacturing heads quit

    CSIRO's Data61, manufacturing heads quit

    Jon Whittle, Marcus Zipper depart national science agency.
  • Software dev accidentally leaks Australian govt documents

    Software dev accidentally leaks Australian govt documents

    Private info made public on 'two separate occasions'.
  • Westpac stands firm on office mandate after WFH ruling

    Westpac stands firm on office mandate after WFH ruling

    CEO insists bank strikes ‘right balance’.
  • Microsoft to refund subscribers over misleading 365 pricing

    Microsoft to refund subscribers over misleading 365 pricing

    Repents days after ACCC sues.
  • Australia 'not on track' to meet 2030 tech jobs target

    Australia 'not on track' to meet 2030 tech jobs target

    Government data finds potential downward trend.
  • Govt forces streamers to meet Australian content quotas

    Govt forces streamers to meet Australian content quotas

    Netflix, Amazon, Disney+ will look a lot more like free-to-air.
  • Discord breach hits 68,000 Australians

    Discord breach hits 68,000 Australians

    Data leak exposes ID selfies ahead of age ban.
  • Australia is facing an ‘AI divide’

    Australia is facing an ‘AI divide’

    National survey shows tech uptake is uneven.
  • Behind the scenes of the Optus Triple Zero outage

    Behind the scenes of the Optus Triple Zero outage

    Crisis meetings, urgent calls detailed in company timeline.
  • IT contractors watch their work vanish

    IT contractors watch their work vanish

    But one skill is in high demand.
  • 'Deadly wrong': Optus grilled over fatal Triple Zero outage

    'Deadly wrong': Optus grilled over fatal Triple Zero outage

    CEO and telco bosses front heated Senate committee.
  • Quantum pioneer wins PM’s Prize for Innovation

    Quantum pioneer wins PM’s Prize for Innovation

    ACS Fellow Dr Vikram Sharma honoured.
  • Trillion-dollar warning on AI job cuts

    Trillion-dollar warning on AI job cuts

    Augmentation offers bigger economic gains than automation.
  • UK banks pay up, scams slow down

    UK banks pay up, scams slow down

    A year on, mandatory compensation policy shows promise.
  • Tech company slammed for firing founders

    Tech company slammed for firing founders

    Fair Work orders maximum compensation payout.
  • Vinomofo blasted for security failures

    Vinomofo blasted for security failures

    Categorised its privacy policy as ‘the boring stuff’.
  • Aussie cyber exec faces jail for selling secrets to Russia

    Aussie cyber exec faces jail for selling secrets to Russia

    Former intelligence worker pleads guilty in US court.
  • The day Wall Street holds its breath

    The day Wall Street holds its breath

    Earnings from trillion-dollar titans shake world markets.
  • Amazon cuts 14,000 jobs, doubles down on AI

    Amazon cuts 14,000 jobs, doubles down on AI

    Says 'world is changing quickly’.
  • AI nightmares keep tech bosses awake

    AI nightmares keep tech bosses awake

    Leaders fear “irreparable harm” ahead.
  • BoM told to fix new $4m website after user backlash

    BoM told to fix new $4m website after user backlash

    Govt says revamped Bureau site 'not meeting' expectations.
  • Telcos face $30m fines for Triple Zero failures

    Telcos face $30m fines for Triple Zero failures

    Must keep live outage registers.
  • Forget helicopters: Drone teams can now lift 100kg

    Forget helicopters: Drone teams can now lift 100kg

    World-first Aussie tech to speed disaster relief, deliveries.
  • Cyber injunctions put victims at risk, experts warn

    Cyber injunctions put victims at risk, experts warn

    Qantas stands by controversial legal tactic.
  • Microsoft 365 price hikes misled Australians, ACCC says

    Microsoft 365 price hikes misled Australians, ACCC says

    Watchdog sues over Copilot changes, 'undisclosed' cheaper plan.
  • Why is it the boss’s problem?

    Why is it the boss’s problem?

    And other questions about the game-changing WFH precedent.
  • Review: Apple's ultra-thin iPhone Air costs more, offers less

    Review: Apple's ultra-thin iPhone Air costs more, offers less

    The good, the bad, and the skinny.
  • TikTok accused of intimidating Australian senator's office

    TikTok accused of intimidating Australian senator's office

    Social media giant joins Meta and Snap for committee grilling.
  • Western Sydney Uni suffers data breach, again

    Western Sydney Uni suffers data breach, again

    Tax file numbers and passports stolen in latest attack.
  • Govt rules out AI copyright exemption for tech giants

    Govt rules out AI copyright exemption for tech giants

    Creatives welcome decision to be compensated.
  • Govt won’t finalise self-driving car rules until 2027

    Govt won’t finalise self-driving car rules until 2027

    But self-driving Teslas are cruising next to you right now.
  • Origin Energy confirms data breach involving credit cards

    Origin Energy confirms data breach involving credit cards

    Employee allegedly stole customer payment details.
  • Samsung's Galaxy XR is half the price of Apple's Vision Pro

    Samsung's Galaxy XR is half the price of Apple's Vision Pro

    But it isn't coming to Australia yet.
  • Westpac ordered to allow employee to WFH

    Westpac ordered to allow employee to WFH

    Fair Work fires warning shot to bosses.
  • Older Samsung mobiles can’t call Triple Zero, Telstra warns

    Older Samsung mobiles can’t call Triple Zero, Telstra warns

    Customers have 28 days to update or replace outdated phones.
  • Telstra’s $1.6b Aura bet on AI-speed internet

    Telstra’s $1.6b Aura bet on AI-speed internet

    Supercharges data between Sydney and Melbourne.
  • Second CEO departs Tech Council

    Second CEO departs Tech Council

    Damian Kassabgi quits just 18 months into role.
  • OpenAI spruiks $142b AI 'opportunity' for Australia

    OpenAI spruiks $142b AI 'opportunity' for Australia

    ChatGPT maker funds analysis as it pushes into local market.
  • Australia appoints new cyber affairs ambassador

    Australia appoints new cyber affairs ambassador

    Jessica Hunter takes on role.
  • There’s no shortage of software engineers in Australia anymore

    There’s no shortage of software engineers in Australia anymore

    But cybersecurity professionals remain a challenge.
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