StartupAUS, Australia's peak advocacy group for start-ups, says start-ups have “dropped off the radar” in the budget and the government has a lot to do to deliver on commitments to make Australia one of the best countries in the world for innovators.

The US is reportedly looking at extending a ban on allowing laptops into the cabins of airlines to European countries and the UK.

With Kogan nipping at everyone’s heels, including its own provider Vodafone, the world’s largest telco is upping the ante to make its pre-paid the most powerful with a new 35-day plan.

About 120,000 IP cameras have been infected by a new strain of malware known as Persirai, with many users unaware that these devices are exposed on the Internet.

Google has decided to implement its own ad-blocker in the Chrome Web browser because it wants to control what can and cannot be blocked, according to the head of a company that makes a third-party ad-blocker.

It is so easy to hack public Wi-Fi. Over the past two weeks, Ray Shaw has encountered three fake public Wi-Fi SSIDs.

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