Millions of users of older Samsung devices were left exposed to hackers because the company failed to renew a domain that was used to control an app, according to security researchers.

On a happier note for the Korean tech giant, Samsung has added 38 new banks and credit unions allowing Australian Samsung Galaxy A5/A7 and S6 or later users to come closer to ditching the wallet.

Hosted voice and data communications services provider MyNetFone has tempted businesses with new voice plans offering unlimited telephone calls and fixed price options for phone services.

Unlike most retailers who fear Amazon will damage their business, top 20 Aussie e-tailer Klika says it expects “profits to soar with Amazon” and welcomes its arrival.

A four-point French-British "action plan" to improve Internet security contains little of note and serves only to illustrate how sharply out-of-touch the leaders of the two countries are when it comes to technology.

Wholesale telecommunications and IT services group Inabox Group has launched an Office 365 Fast Lane product, so that its telco retail service providers can offer this product.

Optus Business is partnering with Canberra Data Centres (CDC) to boost its business in the government sector with the delivery of a private cloud solutions aimed at Federal Government agencies.

The WannaCry worm that hit Windows systems in May has been linked to North Korea by the US National Security Agency in an assessment that is described as "not conclusive".

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