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  • Australians hit by Android malware impersonating WhatsApp

    Australians hit by Android malware impersonating WhatsApp

    Uninstall offending software immediately.
  • Demand outstrips supply for cyber security experts

    Demand outstrips supply for cyber security experts

    Businesses devising alternative methods to attract talent.
  • Father of computer science honoured on bank note

    Father of computer science honoured on bank note

    Alan Turing to take centre stage on UK’s new £50 bill.
  • ACS to solve 'complex and subtle' problem

    ACS to solve 'complex and subtle' problem

    One step closer to world-first data sharing framework.
  • Want to hook your brain up to a computer?

    Want to hook your brain up to a computer?

    Elon Musk is making it happen.
  • Australia’s Cyber Security Strategy – where to next?

    Australia’s Cyber Security Strategy – where to next?

    Business must take ownership of detecting and deterring cyber-attackers.
  • Video AI start-up scores Jobs for NSW grant

    Video AI start-up scores Jobs for NSW grant

    Unleash Live applies AI algorithms to live video streams.
  • Aussie tech spend to pass $100bn in next two years

    Aussie tech spend to pass $100bn in next two years

    It's all about the cloud.
  • Agencies apologise for government tech outages

    Agencies apologise for government tech outages

    Australians once again let down by major failures.
  • Aussie universities linked to Chinese surveillance tech

    Aussie universities linked to Chinese surveillance tech

    UTS and Curtin currently reviewing deals.
  • Staying relevant: Opportunities for ACS in its sixth decade

    Staying relevant: Opportunities for ACS in its sixth decade

    Investor and 40-year ACS member Peter James shares his views on streamlining ACS' governance.
  • 5G gives the government unparalleled surveillance powers, researchers warn

    5G gives the government unparalleled surveillance powers, researchers warn

    Unreformed data retention laws could turn your future mobile phone into a virtual ankle monitor.
  • US regulator fines Facebook US$5 billion

    US regulator fines Facebook US$5 billion

    Stock price jumps in response.
  • Dodo incurs regulator’s wrath

    Dodo incurs regulator’s wrath

    ISP fined over "perfect for streaming" claims.
  • Aussie tech spend to pass $100bn in next two years

    Aussie tech spend to pass $100bn in next two years

    It's all about the cloud.
  • Don’t risk your job: remember the Essential Eight

    Don’t risk your job: remember the Essential Eight

    Latest govt cyber guide may have helped prevent tech embarrassments.
  • British Airways faces massive fine for data breach

    British Airways faces massive fine for data breach

    Hackers stole half a million British Airways customers' personal info in 2018.
  • NBN denies ‘Netflix tax’

    NBN denies ‘Netflix tax’

    Says it is ‘open to ideas’ to address video streaming load.
  • Information Age to publish twice weekly

    Information Age to publish twice weekly

    You'll soon be seeing double of Australia's top tech newsletter.
  • Australia Post isn’t delivering on cybersecurity

    Australia Post isn’t delivering on cybersecurity

    Postal service gets a blast from Auditor while RBA and Submarine Corporation receive a tick.
  • Building the robot revolution

    Building the robot revolution

    RoboCup 2019 shows automation still is a long way off displacing people, despite impressive technology leaps.
  • Why social media managers must read the comments

    Why social media managers must read the comments

    Failure to act on users’ defamatory comments is a dangerous move.
  • Samsung in deep water over water resistant phone ads

    Samsung in deep water over water resistant phone ads

    ACCC takes smartphone giant to task over advertising claims.
  • China installing data-stealing app on tourists’ phones

    China installing data-stealing app on tourists’ phones

    Foreigners subjected to 'mass, unlawful' surveillance.
  • Volunteering for ACS: Advice, Access and Advocacy

    Volunteering for ACS: Advice, Access and Advocacy

    A new way of thinking to maximise impact.
  • IT manager sacked over ransomware attack

    IT manager sacked over ransomware attack

    Council boots tech director after paying hacker US$460,000.
  • Comm Bank slapped over failed security

    Comm Bank slapped over failed security

    Missing bank statements cause concern about customer privacy.
  • Huawei CTO slams NBN

    Huawei CTO slams NBN

    'The NBN project has failed.'
  • Australian Government signs up with AWS

    Australian Government signs up with AWS

    Massive public-cloud deal leads ambitious transformation agenda.
  • Hacker jailed for insider trading

    Hacker jailed for insider trading

    IT consultant ‘motivated by greed’.
  • Indonesia lures tech companies with huge tax breaks

    Indonesia lures tech companies with huge tax breaks

    Australian neighbour hopes to build more unicorns.
  • Success on Female Founders’ London mission

    Success on Female Founders’ London mission

    Twelve entrepreneurs undertake trip of a lifetime.
  • Victoria bans mobile phones in schools

    Victoria bans mobile phones in schools

    Federal minister calls for all states to follow suit.
  • Disabling drones is big business

    Disabling drones is big business

    DroneShield is riding a global explosion in anti-drone demand.
  • Why LinkedIn overhauled your news feed

    Why LinkedIn overhauled your news feed

    Goodbye, viral posts.
  • World leaders vow to stop online terrorism

    World leaders vow to stop online terrorism

    Powerful nations “raise the bar” for social media giants.
  • IFIP News, June 2019

    IFIP News, June 2019

    ICT news from around the world.
  • Cryptocurrency prices soar

    Cryptocurrency prices soar

    Bitcoin recovers from 15-month slump.
  • ACS to modernise governance

    ACS to modernise governance

    From Incorporated Association to Company Limited by Guarantee.
  • I toured Facebook's London office

    I toured Facebook's London office

    It’s certainly unique but it's not for everyone.
  • Gig economy not all it’s cracked up to be

    Gig economy not all it’s cracked up to be

    Majority of workers say they could live without the money.
  • NAB $2bn promise does nothing for start-ups

    NAB $2bn promise does nothing for start-ups

    Bank pledges tech funding via loans and ‘transactional banking’.
  • Facebook launches own cryptocurrency

    Facebook launches own cryptocurrency

    Libra coin aims to shake up banking system.
  • Stand out as Australia’s next big innovator

    Stand out as Australia’s next big innovator

    Chief Judge on what it takes to win.
  • New cyber rules for banks

    New cyber rules for banks

    Regulator takes tough stance.
  • Algorithmic ‘vaccine’ could prevent AI manipulation

    Algorithmic ‘vaccine’ could prevent AI manipulation

    CSIRO researchers teaching AI to know when it’s being tricked.
  • Tech will make Australia great

    Tech will make Australia great

    The best possible future requires high tech solutions.
  • How AI is beating prostate cancer

    How AI is beating prostate cancer

    Why Steve Baxter invested in start-up Maxwell Plus.
  • Chinese cyberattack targets protesters

    Chinese cyberattack targets protesters

    Messaging app hit by coordinated DDoS.
  • ACS Victoria office relocating to Docklands

    ACS Victoria office relocating to Docklands

    New premises for members to enjoy from late July.
  • Uber to fly taxis in Melbourne by 2023

    Uber to fly taxis in Melbourne by 2023

    Australian city only non-US site for trial.
  • Catch Group acquired by dinosaur

    Catch Group acquired by dinosaur

    Hauling Kmart and Target into the digital future.
  • NBN scammers take more than $500,000

    NBN scammers take more than $500,000

    Amount lost to NBN scams triples in past 12 months.
  • Will a robot take your job?

    Will a robot take your job?

    Despite the prevalence of AI, not yet.
  • Travel info stolen in US Customs breach

    Travel info stolen in US Customs breach

    Attack on equipment exposes images of 100,000 travellers.
  • Australian cybercrime surge costs millions

    Australian cybercrime surge costs millions

    Business struggling to keep up with rising number of attacks.
  • Google calendar feature exploited by hackers

    Google calendar feature exploited by hackers

    Flaw in the invite feature.
  • Aussie start-ups head to London

    Aussie start-ups head to London

    Record numbers attend Startup Catalyst mission.
  • IT pay packets getting bigger

    IT pay packets getting bigger

    Demand grows for big data and cyber security skills.
  • YouTube bans Nazis

    YouTube bans Nazis

    Video giant says no to hate speech and conspiracy theories.
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