Apple has released patches for two zero-day flaws in its iOS and macOS operating systems, warning that these are being actively exploited.



Mattel has announced a partnership between Hot Wheels and Tesla, offering a limited-run 1:10 scale Tesla remote control Cybertruck through Target Australia. Enjoy the fun of the sci-fi vehicle from 16 September.

German football club VfB Stuttgart has selected performance technology Catapult to power its video performance analysis infrastructure with the use of MatchTracker and Focus solutions.

Ecommerce platform provider Shopify has unveiled a new solution - Shopify Markets - which it says is designed to help Australian businesses leverage massive global cross-border commerce opportunities.

Researchers from security firm Intezer Labs have found a re-implementation of the Cobalt Strike beacon, written from scratch, that works on both Windows and Linux systems.

Mobile computing specialist Dynabook ANZ has appointed mental fitness foundation Gotcha4Life's founder Gus Worland as a brand ambassador, and will also provide the foundation with products to assist its operation.

Microsoft-focussed digital and cloud service provider Avanade has appointed Laura Malcolm to the role of Australia general manager.

Aussie Broadband announced that it has received firm commitments to raise $114.0 million before costs via a placement of 28.5 million ordinary shares to new and existing institutional, sophisticated, and professional investors.

And as always there's plenty more today, so for all the news please visit www.itwire.com.

Stephen Withers, newsletter editor, iTWire


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