Australian mobile users could benefit to the tune of $658 million in savings every year if domestic roaming services are regulated, according to a new ‘independent study’ by a London-based economic group commissioned by Vodafone Hutchison Australia. Optus has rubbished the report.

The British parliament was hit by a cyber attack on Friday that sought to gain access to email accounts of both parliamentarians and their staff which had weak passwords.

Microsoft's claims that no known ransomware can run on Windows 10 S have been blown sky high by a researcher – in just three hours.

The Indian outsourcing company Wipro has a problem with bugs. Not software bugs, but rather bed bugs, which are causing its employees in Chamblee, Georgia, a great deal of grief.

Kaspersky Lab may have been targeted by the US government as part of retaliatory measures taken by the Obama administration after it allegedly discovered that Russia had made plans to influence the 2016 US elections.

The Australian Communications Consumer Action Network has raised concerns about future federal government funding of the National Relay Service which has a critical role as a communications channel for Australians who are deaf, hearing-impaired or speech-impaired.

The number of women working in the Australian IT sector is on the increase, according to a new report which reveals that females now represent 39% of the total IT sector population.

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