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Key takeaways from damning UK report on Facebook’s world of “digital gangsters”
The committee report on fake news and data misuse says Facebook maximizes revenue “at all costs” -- even when the cost is user privacy and trust.
iPhone battery draining fast after installing iOS 12.1.4? Here how to diagnose the problem and get more battery life
Are you finding that your iPhone's battery life is bad since installing iOS 12.1.4? I'm coming across numerous reports that on social media from users who claim that Apple's latest update for the iPhone an iPad is hammering their battery. Here's what you can do to diagnose the problem and try to get more battery life.
eHealth Queensland saved AU$1m per year through a better password reset process
35 percent of calls to the IT support service were from the state's health care providers calling after they forgot their passwords.
Nine telcos had no metadata interception plan by mid-2018: ACMA
The ACMA's 2017-18 report also reported almost 2.3 million disclosures of customer information by carriers under legal obligations to assist government agencies and departments.
Australia has a challenge of scaling defence capabilities for large cyber attacks
Major General Marcus Thompson says Australia's ability to scale its defence capabilities when it comes to the crunch is what keeps him up at night.
SK Telecom to showcase deep learning media upscaling solution
SK Telecom will unveil its new solution dubbed Super Nova, which will use deep learning tech to improve media resolutions at Mobile World Congress.
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...
Cyber blitzkrieg replaces cyber Pearl Harbor
The first wartime cyber attack against electricity grids was in 1999, says one of Australia's leading cyber strategists, but 20 years later we're still not ready to face 'multi-vector' cyber attacks.
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.
Australian political parties also hit by state actor in parliamentary network attack: PM
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has said a sophisticated state actor also hit the networks of Australia's political parties when it attacked the parliamentary network.
NBN half-year revenue jumps to AU$1.3b as CEO confident of positive cash flow by FY22
9.5 million premises are now ready for service, while NBN announced revenue of AU$1.3 billion and negative EBITDA of AU$477 million for the first half of FY19.
