NBN Co to start charging for ‘no fault found’ callouts
Fee waiver to end.
Month: October 2017
Hacked Aussie Defence firm lost fighter jet, bomb, ship plans
Reconstructing 30GB breach of highly sensitive documents.
Russians used Kaspersky software to spy: media reports
Found by Israeli intelligence officials spying on Russian govt hackers.
Alibaba to sink $19.3bn into overseas R&D
Targets AI, quantum computing and fintechs.
Google Home Mini speakers recorded users round the clock
Google Home Mini recorded conversations 'thousands of times a day' - and sent them all home to Google
PC shipments ‘stable’ in the third quarter, according to IDC
More powerful CPUs from AMD and Intel fuelling interest in new PCs
OnePlus accused of taking users’ sensitive smartphone data without their consent
Latest OnePlus claims come after company was accused of manipulating benchmarks
Boxworks: Box goes big on AI with Skills framework across multiple machine learning platforms
Unstructured data is about to get a whole lot more filed.
Equifax finally admits that 15.2 million Brits’ records were hacked in data breach – not 400,000
Equifax would almost certainly be facing maximum fines now if the GDPR regime were in force
Kaspersky hacked by Israeli intelligence, who claim to have found NSA malware on Kaspersky’s network
Kaspersky "absolutely and aggressively detects and cleans malware infections, no matter the source", but claims no knowledge of attack