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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.
US govt orders federal agencies to patch dangerous Zerologon bug by Monday
DHS CISA tells government agencies to patch Zerologon bug by Monday, citing "unacceptable risk" posed to federal networks.
Hackers leak details of 1,000 high-ranking Belarus police officers
Hackers promise to leak more if police crackdown against anti-government protesters continues.
Why Apple should make a big, beautiful bike
Apple events come and go. The software's supposed to excite more than the hardware. But how about creating a healthy and, most importantly, aesthetic impact on the environment for a change? With hardware.
What TikTok's big deal means for cloud, e-commerce: TikTok Global created with Oracle, Walmart owning 20%
Oracle and Walmart team up on TikTok's US operations with an IPO within a year. Oracle lands its cloud customer in TikTok and Walmart eyes e-commerce.
GitHub to replace 'master' with 'main' starting next month
All new Git repositories on GitHub will be named "main" instead of "master" starting October 1, 2020.
