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Dynabook Portégé X50-G review: Thin and light, but underwhelming
Dynabook squeezes a 15-inch FHD screen into a lightweight chassis, but there's room for improvement in design, build quality and battery life.
Sydney man sentenced for mining over AU$9,000 in crypocurrency on CSIRO kit
He will cop 15 months of imprisonment to be served by way of an intensive community order, which includes 300 hours of community service.
TikTok tells Australian Senate committee it doesn't want to be a 'political football'
Submission to the Foreign Interference Through Social Media inquiry says it wants to give peace of mind by providing 'even more transparency and accountability'.
Ericsson picks up Cradlepoint for enterprise value of $1.1 billion
Cash deal expected to close in the fourth quarter of the year.
Ministers and officials named in updated robo-debt class action claim
Former Minister for Human Services Alan Tudge is alleged to have known that Centrelink's debt collection practices were causing harm long before the scheme was paused.
Australia's cyber power is more bark than bite
A newly-published index ranks Australia's cyber intent four spots higher than its actual cyber capability. Labor says this capability gap is down to the all-talk no-action Morrison government.
ATO declines to fix code replay flaw within myGovID
Security researchers advise users to not use the system until it is patched, and given the taxation office's response, that could be a long time coming.
US district court blocks Trump's WeChat ban
The presiding judge granted the motion to block the ban as there is 'scant little evidence' that it effectively addresses national security concerns.
Adelaide trials contactless payment across tram network
It's a partnership between Adelaide Metro, Conduent, Mastercard, and Visa.
The ransomware crisis is getting worse. We need to make these four big changes
Tough decisions are needed to stop the ransomware problem. But that will mean some big and difficult changes.
