The govt’s internet gateway program could be on the chopping block
Does ageing policy wield a strong enough stick?
Month: June 2017
Coding errors in WannaCry can help unscramble files
Faulty file deletion logic in malware works in users' favour.
Identity manager OneLogin hacked, user data accessed
Customers required to reset credentials.
Sydney IT reseller boss dodges jail time for fraud
In trade union fraud scheme.
Lenovo launches Moto Z2 Play with GamePad and wireless charging accessories
Lenovo mid-ranger is powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 626 chip and comes with a 3,000mAh battery
Miami court sentences man to six months for not unlocking his iPhone
Says, under oath, that he gave correct PIN
Lazarus hacking group linked to North Korean military intelligence by Russian cyber forensics firm Group-IB
Lazarus Group traced to buildings used by National Defence Commission in North Korean capital Pyongyang
China’s cyber security law exposes foreign companies to new vulnerabilities
Requirements to store data in China could make IP and trade secrets more vulnerable, analysts say
Ageing data centre with inadequate cooling to blame for British Airways’ bank holiday weekend meltdown
Finger of blame pointed at poor maintenance of data centre designed and built in the 1980s for BA's global IT outage over bank holiday weekend
IBM’s Watson to tailor Aussie cancer treatments
Icon Group to localise product before pilots later this year.