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Creating a decoy file system
Dr. Marc Stoecklin, principal RSM and manager of cognitive cybersecurity intelligence at IBM Research, tells Tonya Hall how individuals can makes files appear or disappear depending on their identity.
How cloud apps are helping record breakers
Dedication's what you need if you want to create a successful approach to technology-led change.
IoT and the NHS: Why the Internet of Things will create a healthcare revolution
The Internet of Things must be one of the most high-profile technology trends of the last five years. Could IoT be the backbone of the NHS of the future?
Best eBay Black Friday 2018 deals: See early sales on Galaxy Watch, Chromecast, and more
eBay is kicking things off early with a "Better than Black Friday" sale that consists of one-day deals. Quantities are expected to be limited, so it's best to grab something as soon as you see it and want it.
Fixing code bugs to keep connected cars on the road
Aurora Labs wants to make it easier for car manufactures to spot and fix errors with vehicle software.
HP unveils Opera Glass for "VR snacking"
Targeted at designers, architects, and engineers, the HP's concept promises a quick hit of VR at just the right time.
Quick glossary: 5G technology
5G will be the key to unlocking the full potential of IoT and a host of other technologies. Businesses can get a jump on their competition if they apply the power of 5G to their products and services first....
Nautilus launches AI platform to coach, train Bowflex customers
Max Intelligence is a cloud-based subscription service delivered through Samsung's Knox platform and tablets to move users toward health and fitness goals.
This remote access trojan just popped up on malware's most wanted list
FlawedAmmyy RAT is a potent family of malware giving hackers full remote access to PCs.
Intel rolls out Neural Compute Stick 2
The NCS 2 is powered by the Movidius Myriad X VPU, providing a performance improvement of up to 8X over the first NCS.
Greens flag AU$1.5 billion NBN policy, Aussie GDPR, data retention repeal
The Greens party wants to invest AU$1.5 billion to make the NBN more equitable, AU$100 million in video game development, and AU$63 million in digital inclusiveness, as well as repealing data retention and setting up a Digital Rights Commissioner and GDPR-esque laws.
