The Australian competition watchdog claims Google has immense power in the local online advertising industry, and is able to favour its own related business interests while supplying ad services.



The NSW Government is offering $250,000 in grants for ideas that use technology to reduce barriers to the state's justice system for those who need it the most.

Today is International Data Privacy day, and as incidents of brute force attacks skyrocket and 80% of companies operate without password policies, cyber protection experts warn that “breaches in 2021 are poised to expose more data than ever”.

Authorities in a number of European countries, along with the US and Canada, have disrupted the activities of the Emotet botnet.

The FBI has taken down the site of the Windows ransomware NetWalker on the dark web and also arrested a Canadian who was using the malware for attacking companies.

D-Link has released a pair of high-speed access points aimed at the medium to large enterprise market: the DWL-6720AP unified wireless AC1300 Wave 2 outdoor PoE access point with built-in antennas, and the DWL-8720AP unified wireless AC1300 Wave 2 outdoor IP67 rated PoE access point with external antennas.

Not paying through the nose for endless expensive cartridges for your printer is definitely a good time when it comes to consumable technologies, so it's no surprise to see Epson engaging cracking comedian Jimeon to promote its craicing good cartridge-free printers.

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