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Optus outage stretches into Friday afternoon
Optus customers left wondering why the internet headed off for the weekend at 10:30am AEST.
Microsoft adds second CVE for PrintNightmare remote code execution
While PrintNightmare has been known as CVE-2021-1675 this week, Microsoft has now thrown CVE-2021-34527 into the mix.
130 countries commit to overhauling global corporate tax rules
An agreement has been signed by 130 countries that could potentially stop multinationals from profit-shifting to avoid paying tax.
Virgin Galactic to send Richard Branson into space on July 11
Another billionaire is being sent into space, with the Virgin Galactic founder slated to be a passenger on the SpaceShipTwo Unity test flight.
COVID-19 blamed for the financial hit Unisys Australia suffered during 2020
Unisys Australia continued to suffer financially during 2020 financial year with another net loss and a revenue decline.
The how and why of network attached storage
Network attached storage is exactly what the name says it is – a means of storing data that’s on your local network where it’s available to everyone. But that is just the beginning of the story...
Travel kit: The best tech gear to stuff in your luggage
Jason Cipriani and Jason Perlow have tested hundreds of mobile tech gadgets, and these are the handful of devices and accessories they make sure to pack for vacations, work trips, and even daily outings.
HPE to acquire data management platform Zerto
The $374M purchase will expand HPE's GreenLake cloud data services.
What you need to know about new E911 laws to ensure telephony compliance
Enterprise telephony administrators are reminded to evaluate their systems for possible upgrades to comply with new 911 access laws.
Google releases new open-source security software program: Scorecards
How safe is that open-source software in the Git library, the one with the questionable history? Scorecard 2.0 can quickly tell you just how secure, or not, it really is.
NSA, FBI warn of ongoing brute force hacking campaign tied to Russian military
Russian military intelligence tied to the group Fancy Bear are using brute force techniques to infiltrate the networks of government and private sector organizations, a joint advisory from US and UK cybersecurity agencies said.
