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The company rolling out Australia's national broadband network has reported revenue of $3.5 billion for the first nine months of the financial year 2020-21, with no breakdown offered for the third quarter alone.

Australian-listed medtech company, MedAdvisor has closed a $5.25m capital raise via a placement, with the funds to be used to accelerate US growth initiatives.

InternetNZ, the domain name authority for New Zealand, says it has fixed a vulnerability in authoritative DNS servers like those run by the top-level domain operators.

Crowdsourced security platform Bugcrowd has hired Nick McKenzie as its chief information and security officer, and Sammie Walker as chief marketing officer.

Australian healthcare provider UnitingCare Queensland has identified the Windows ransomware that hit its systems on 25 April as the REvil strain, aka Sodinokibi.

A new report has named Fujitsu Australia as a leader in two categories. The new report picked Fujitsu, citing it has “strong market position, provides strategic impulses to the market, and ensures innovative strength and stability.”

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Stephen Withers, newsletter editor, iTWire


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