The world's biggest open source company Red Hat appears to have somewhat skewed priorities, judging by the fact that it has been rejoicing over helping aircraft maker Lockheed Martin improve the F-22 Raptor, one of the world's premier fighter jets.

Melbourne-based technology startup Glow has developed technology that it says allows Australian companies to develop both local and overseas consumer insights, following the signing of a deal with US research firm Dynata.

Optus Business has sealed a multi-year partnership for digital network and telecommunications services with private hospital group, Ramsay Health Care.

A banking trojan named Retefe that targeted Austria, Sweden and Switzerland, routing online banking traffic through a proxy instead of the usual Web injects that other trojans use, has made a comeback, with more regular attacks on Swiss and German victims in April, the security firm Proofpoint claims.

Global cryptocurrency exchange Binance has suspended all deposits and withdrawals after discovering a large-scale security breach on Tuesday.

Suncorp has finally given its customers more choice when it comes to payments through the introduction of eftpos with Apple Pay - more banks should follow suit!

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