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Ransomware attack cripples Vancouver public transportation agency
TransLink customers left unable to use the agency's public ticketing kiosks and cards for two days.
Intelligence review recommends new electronic surveillance Act for Australia
It would repeal the existing parts of three Acts to form a new one that covers the use of computer access and surveillance devices powers.
NBN overprovisioning makes lowest two speed tiers faster than advertised
Chances are if you are on a 12Mbps or 25Mbps fixed-line NBN plan, even during busy hours, you'll be getting over 100% of the advertised speed.
400 global public officials call on Amazon to pay its dues
The letter to Jeff Bezos urges the richest man on Earth to 'act decisively to change your policies and priorities to do right by your workers, their communities, and our planet'.
Edward Snowden asks Trump to pardon Wikileaks founder Julian Assange
Snowden claims the pardon would save Assange's life.
Trump signs another executive order on governmental AI development
This time, the order is focused on promoting the use of trustworthy artificial intelligence by the government.
Basslink hit with AU$38.5 million in damages via 2015 outage arbitration
Arbitrator finds the December 2015 outage was not due to a force majeure event.
DocuSign fiscal Q3 revenue, profit easily top expectations, forecast higher as well
Template has following fields pre-populated: Author and Buying Cycle.
Kubernetes dropping Docker is not that big of a deal
Chill, people. Your Docker skills haven't suddenly become useless. Here's what's really going on.
Zuora fiscal Q3 revenue, EPS beat expectations, forecast higher as well, shares jump
The maker of subscription billing software said it beat its own schedule for reaching positive free cash flow.
