Although it has just been over three weeks since the last updates for the iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch, and in the last update, Apple TV's tvOS too, another update is out to defeat a vulnerability which "may have been actively exploited."



Nine Entertainment, a major media company in Australia which owns free-to air TV stations and newspapers, says it was hit by a network attack that has interfered with its operations on Sunday.

Telecommunications provider Superfone has been fined $300,000 by the Federal Court for making false and misleading representations plus unsolicited telemarketing sales.

Formula 1 is back, and while Red Bull Racing Team Honda has chosen Oracle as its cloud infrastructure provider, analyst firm GlobalData reckons the days of watching F1 on any free-to-air network are numbered.

Qualcomm's newest 7-series processor has launched, and while it's not the first 7-series processor with 5G, it is the first with a selection of 8-series features, bring them to devices that will be cheaper than those using the flagship Qualcomm Snapdragon 888.

Google has caused an anti-terrorist operation being run by a Western Government which is an ally of the US to be shut down by revealing details about the use of zero-day exploits in the campaign.

Taiwanese network-attached storage (NAS) vendor Synology released its new Synology DS1621+ DiskStation desktop model late last year, along with a beta version of the DSM 7.0 software that drives it. Together, they make an unbeatable combination.

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