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Australian cyber policymakers to face Audit Office probe
The Attorney-General's Department, Australian Signals Directorate, and Department of Home Affairs are three of nine entities under the microscope this time.
Tech-augmented democracy is about to get harder in this half-baked world
As we head towards November 2020, expect a crescendo of half-truths, deep fakes, and clatfart.
NSW man faces charges of unauthorised accessed to data
A former contractor was charged in December over alleged unauthorised access to data and judicial offences.
Iranian hackers have been hacking VPN servers to plant backdoors in companies around the world
Iranian hackers have targeted Pulse Secure, Fortinet, Palo Alto Networks, and Citrix VPNs to hack into large companies.
Microsoft could add new 'Spaces' organizational tool to Outlook
Microsoft is continuing its quest to improve personal and organizational productivity via new tools like 'Spaces,' which may be coming to Outlook at some point in the future.
Apple is now the people’s company, Samsung is for elitists
It isn't just the prices on Samsung's new phones. It's a muddled product strategy that makes Apple's wares seem relatively simple -- and a little more accessible.
How to easily share your Wi-Fi network with iPhones and iPads (and, with a bit more hassle, Android devices too)
Manually entering Wi-Fi keys is so old school.
IOTA cryptocurrency shuts down entire network after wallet hack
Hackers exploit vulnerability in official IOTA wallet to steal millions
Second Windows 10 update is now causing problems by hiding user profiles
Botched Windows 10 KB4532693 update is hiding user profiles. Uninstalling update fixes problems.
Brazilian e-commerce expected to grow 18% in 2020
Online sales should generate 106 billion reais this year, according to local trade bodies.
