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ICT News
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Crypto, without the bros
Women want to get in on the action, too. -
Child exploitation material rampant on IT networks
Companies dealing with repeat incidences. -
How machine learning could change city design
The creation of more sustainable, liveable cities. -
Earth’s orbit is getting dangerously crowded
Could cosmic garbage collectors be the solution? -
What, us? We don’t operate in Australia!
Federal Court throws out Facebook’s lame defence. -
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Your tech skills worth an extra $7,700 a year
Employers are paying a nine per cent premium for digital skills. -
North Korea funding missiles with stolen crypto
Supports cryptocurrency-enabled crime on a massive scale. -
Microsoft finally disables Office macros by default
Goodbye ‘Enable Content’ button. -
Digital literacy licences on agenda
Labor commits to $6 million investment if it wins power. -
Indelible content marking helps identify deepfakes
Content, news bodies unite behind new C2PA standard. -
CSIRO matches SMEs with cyber security mentors
Free security training and mentorship supports SME innovation. -
India to launch its own digital currency
Says Digital Rupee will be issued in 2022-23. -
How proximity bias could hurt your career
“Being seen” in the office is the new black. -
Mining magnate suing Facebook over scam ads
Says the social media company should do better to protect people. -
Consumer Data Right extended to telecoms
Industry concerned about implementation costs. -
Government building national facial recognition database
Quietly procures surveillance technology. -
AFP warning: keep child pics off socials
Kids in school uniform can be identified by predators. -
Australian breakthrough gives high-tech help for newborns
Stethoscope software revolutionises infant breathing analysis. -
Musk asks teen to stop tracking his private jet
Billionaire offers 19-year-old money to delete Twitter bot. -
New York Times acquires Wordle for 7-figure sum
A lone software developer’s labour of love pays off big time.