Given its current state, Australia will only be able to have a full-fibre national broadband network by 2030, and that after shelling out an additional $30 billion to $50 billion, according to a network expert.

Mobile apps for conducting binary options trading have been removed by both Google and Apple from their respective app stores following a review by ASIC of about 330 apps offered by entities that appeared to be unlicensed.

Victoria Police has leveraged SAS data analytics to bring together disparate data and paint its picture of the future "connected cop."

The Cerber ransomware, which is known to be a rapidly evolving ransomware family, has changed again and can now steal cryptocurrencies.

A group that supplies a hardening patch for the Linux kernel has sued a well-known free and open-source practitioner for claiming that the patches in question violate the licence under which the kernel is distributed.

Global satellite provider Inmarsat has completed an around the world test flight of its Global Xpress broadband satellite system.

Honeywell and Huawei have collaborated to deploy a smart network inside Brisbane's 270-metre, 90-story residential tower, Skytower.

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