Macquarie Telecom has inked a six-year agreement with NBN Co to provide telecommunications and data services to businesses over the National Broadband Network.

It has been nine days since the human resources software supplier PageUp People issued an update on the massive breach that it announced on 6 June, after having noticed an intrusion on 23 May and the company should stop treating the matter as a PR exercise writes Sam Varghese.

WikiLeaks publisher Julian Assange was willing to discuss guidelines on the release of CIA documents — which were published under the name Vault 7 beginning in March 2017 — in exchange for a limited immunity deal that might have freed him for a while, but the deal was squashed by former FBI director James Comey, a report claims.

Some members of auDA, the organisation that manages the Australian domain namespace, have taken umbrage at what they say is short notice for a members' forum has been called to discuss a new membership model and changes to the constitution. auDA issued a notice on 25 June for the meeting to be held on 2 July.

Indian IT services and outsourcing giant Infosys has renewed its technology services partnership with the ATP, the governing body of the men's professional tennis circuits.

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