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Credit card details worth nearly $3.5 million put up for sale on hacking forum
Card details of 2.15 million Americans advertised in a separate forum ad.
Adobe sends out second fix for critical Reader data leak vulnerability
The original patch issued for the zero-day can be bypassed.
Hands on with the Alldocube X tablet: good build quality in compact form
The Alldocube X is a tablet with good build quality, a pared down interface and a good camera.
Opera Touch for iOS allows users to block annoying cookie dialogs
The feature, which was first introduced in Opera for Android, is now available to both iOS and Android users of Opera Touch.
Hand in all pies sees Kogan.com profit AU$7m in H1
Kogan Mobile contributed to 12 percent of the online retailer's AU$45.1 million gross profit.
Defence finally ditches XP for Windows 10
100,000 Defence users have made the migration from the operating system that Microsoft officially stopped delivering support for in 2014.
Kubernetes: A guide for IT pros and business leaders
Kubernetes enables the deployment, scaling, and management of containerized applications. This ebook explains why the ecosystem matters, ways to take advantage of it, and how it may contribute to the future...
Baidu credits AI focus for annual revenue increase
Baidu posted net income of 27.6 billion yuan ($4 billion) for the 12 month period, an increase of 51 percent year over year.
Spark extends Cat-M1 IoT network across New Zealand
Just five months after launching the network, Spark has announced that its Cat-M1 IoT coverage now reaches 98 percent of the New Zealand population.
Samsung launches RF chipsets for 5G base stations
Samsung's mmWave radio frequency integrated circuits (RFICs) and digital/analog front end (DAFE) ASICs supports 28GHz and 39GHz bands, which can reduce 5G base station size, weight, and power consumption by 25 percent.
Singtel Group loses 40 million mobile customers in one quarter
‘Aggressive’ and ‘intense’ competition from a carrier in India as well as only counting prepaid customers who are actually paying for a service saw Singtel Group drop 40 million mobile customers in the most recent quarter.
