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Toshiba to sue partner Western Digital over meddling in chip sale
It wouldn't be the first relationship to go sour over money.
Petya more vicious than WannaCry, but Singapore impact still uncertain
SingCERT warns that the latest ransomware as "more dangerous and intrusive", but its immediate impact in Singapore remains unclear for now as there have been no reports of major disruptions.
Australia's encryption thwart thought is fraught
It's not an attack on mathematics. Attorney-General Brandis' attack on terrorist encryption is an attack on the very fabric of secure mobile communications.
Create a single file to protect yourself from the latest ransomware attack
You can vaccinate your system in seconds from the Petya/NonPetya ransomware -- at least, for now.
Fasoo eyes enterprise DRM resurgence in the US
A reignited interest in enterprise digital rights management while New York passes stricter cybersecurity laws will likely be a boon to information security firm Fasoo.
Qantas systems restored, Amadeus outage not related to Petya ransomware
Unfortunate timing, but Qantas says Wednesday's outage was not related to the latest global cyber attack.
Securing Windows policy
Windows is not without certain issues and flaws. Like any operating system it has been exposed to numerous vulnerabilities, both deliberate (viruses) and unintentional (exploitable holes in programs or...
Qualcomm announces Snapdragon Wear 1200 with focus on pet, children, elderly, and fitness markets
The new ultra-low power processor fits into the existing Snapdragon Wear 1100 and 2100 platform offerings by bringing always connected solutions with LTE support.
Qualcomm's new fingerprint sensors let you wake up your phone underwater
Qualcomm's latest sensors suggest smartphone vendors are taking "waterproof" capabilities to the next level.
Brisbane City Council "no longer committed" to commercial resolution: TechnologyOne
TechnologyOne has been handed its second notice to show cause by the Brisbane City Council in an ongoing contractual dispute.
Naver to buy Xerox's Europe AI research centre
South Korea's largest search giant will acquire Xerox's Europe research centre in France as part of a bid to expand its artificial intelligence (AI) portfolio.
