Swinburne University of Technology has partnered with telehealth platform provider Coviu to increase the number of consultations done online in order to combat the doctor shortage in rural Australia.

The security firm Deep Instinct claims to have found a third variant of the ServHelper Windows malware that is being distributed by the threat actor TA505 and uses an Excel 4.0 macro Dropper, a legacy mechanism still supported by Microsoft Office, to spread.

auDA, the organisation that manages the Australian domain namespace, has dropped some of the policy changes it had proposed following a meeting on Monday, after a detailed response to them from the Internet Commerce Association.

By migrating its SD-WAN services to IBM Cloud, Fusion Broadband claims the company was able to cope with 400% growth in four months.

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