| Hi John, New ransomware for the Mac — a rarity in an era when Microsoft Windows is overwhelmingly the platform of choice for this class of malware — that spreads through pirated software has been reported by researchers, with K7 Lab's Dinesh Devadoss the first to file a report.
New legislation has just come into force in Australia, enshrining in law access to broadband services for all Australians regardless of where they live, and which the Federal Government says "guarantees" broadband access for everyone.
Data centre networks provider Leading Edge Data Centres has begun work on a $19.6 million project to upgrade digital infrastructure in the Newcastle and Hunter regions of New South Wales as part of a wider roll-out of its tier-3 edge data centre network across the State.
Electronic signature platform, DocuSign, today launched its newest research, identifying only 20% of Australian office workers strongly agree their employers have a plan in place as we approach a post-COVID-19 future.
The Commonwealth Bank has announced the launch of the first phase of Australia's Open Banking regime for sharing consumer data and says it will lead to delivery of better products and services.
Attackers who used the Nefilim ransomware, that works on Windows systems, to attack appliance maker Fisher & Paykel have posted links to a second lot of documents which were stolen from the company during the attack, security sources have told iTWire.
It now appears to be perfectly clear what kind of public broadcaster the Coalition Government wants: a pliant set of robots who scrape and curtsy every time their glorious masters are sighted. Something more in the style of India's Doordarshan and All India Radio, according to Sam Varghese.
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