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ICT News
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Fake ‘IT workers’ funnel millions to North Korea
Remote workers steal IDs, target Aussie companies. -
Exec sentenced to two years’ jail over crypto scam
Caroline Ellison escapes 110-year imprisonment. -
Services Australia breaches spike using stolen account details
New data shows 330 per cent increase in reports. -
39% of workers would quit if flexible working axed
Could your business afford to lose employees? -
Elon Musk’s X now suspending more accounts
And complying with more government requests. -
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CrowdStrike grilled about global IT outage by US Congress
Executive Adam Meyers says company ‘deeply sorry’. -
Many employees just don’t care about company security
Yet 1 in 5 reports “psychological distress” after a breach. -
Australia’s top startups of 2024
LinkedIn reveals the big movers and shakers. -
Aussie workers suffering record rates of burnout
Reports find we are struggling big time. -
ChatGPT error of judgement puts child at risk
Child protection worker entered confidential information. -
Australian AI project calls for more unpaid volunteers
Kangaroo LLM exec says initiative is an Australian first. -
Ex-Apple designer Jony Ive confirms new device with OpenAI
Iconic iPhone design chief working with ChatGPT creator. -
Telegram to hand user details to law enforcement
A drastic change for the privacy-protecting platform. -
Can work and study programs close cyber’s gender gap?
Engaged businesses and flexible unis producing work-ready grads. -
Patient data used to train Aussie startup’s AI
Privacy watchdog investigating. -
Aussies missing key features in iPhone, Apple Watch updates
Why sleep apnoea alerts and RCS are not available. -
US to ban Chinese software and hardware from cars
National security concerns to take priority. -
The rise of ‘hushed hybrid’ working
A risky move or a win for employees? -
Authorities kill state-backed botnet that hit 260,000 devices
But Chinese govt will keep targeting you, FBI head warns. -
Australian firm to build world’s first mobile quantum computer
Quantum Brilliance to create machine for German government.