A Sydney, Australia-based journalist, Michael Lee covers a gamut of news in the technology space including information security, state Government initiatives, and local startups.
Samsung has dropped profits in the last quarter, despite producing record revenue figures.
The federal agencies warn that retailers' point of sales systems are being targeted by criminals.
New Australian managing director of NEC believes mid-term growth will come from its current pool of employees.
The social network's payout represents the largest bug bounty it has ever rewarded a researcher with.
If tomorrow's version of the internet is to be safe, countries that are yet to improve their security must do the one thing that will immediately make things worse.
The vulnerability allowed users to create administrative accounts and take over a business' Office 365 implementation.
Despite having found AU$3.3 million in telecommunications contract savings, NSW is bringing in outside help to better advise it on future deals.
Linode has been a victim of a SWATting prank, with its office searched for signs of explosives.
It used to be Adobe and maliciously crafted Word, Excel, and PowerPoint documents, but Java now takes the cake compared to those methods, according to Cisco.
Microsoft has been removing outdated Tor clients, stating that they pose a security threat, but if that's the case, what about other outdated software? Isn't that a threat, too?