The stakes have been upped in the legal battle between Apple and Qualcomm, with the chipmaker asking the US International Trade Commission to block imports of iPads and iPhones that do not include its chipsets and to prevent sale of such devices which are already in the country.

A man in the Canadian city of Halifax is being forced to go through 20 years of email and decide what he wants to keep – because his service provider has decided that it wants to deactivate his account due to the email address he has.

NBN Co’s explanation on why Australia is stuck with having to pay more for the rollout of FttP services across the National Broadband Network, compared to other countries, doesn’t wash with one of the NBN’s staunchest critics, Internet Australia chief Laurie Patton.

WikiLeaks has released CIA documents detailing implants that can be used to steal traffic from SSH sessions on both Windows and Linux systems, in the latest dump from its Vault 7 stash.

Although Jawbone made fitness trackers as well as Bluetooth speakers, that part of Jawbone’s business has reportedly been liquidated, with a new focus on healthcare instead.

A senior security professional says he sometimes feels he is fighting a losing battle against the flood of attacks, but hastens to add that on the upside the level of difficulty means that there is so much more room for improvement.

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