Telecommunincations company Singtel Optus has finally provided details of how many customers were affected by the data breach, saying that 2.1 million users had personal ID data stolen.



Optus is engaging professional services firm Deloitte to conduct an independent external review of the recent cyberattack, and its security systems, controls and processes.

ViewSonic has introduced the industry's first 135in all-in-one direct view LED display solution kit with a foldable screen. It includes a 1080p display, motorised floor stand, Harman Kardon speakers, and can be set up in just 10 minutes.

It's a running joke that the IT dept is populated by antisocial, curmudgeonly types. The reality is IT is staffed by many good people in many different roles, and SolarWinds wants to celebrate the unsung heroes of IT.

Corsair's latest keyboard, the K60 Pro TKL, brings the full Corsair optical-mechanical gaming keyboard experience in a compact and durable form.

The Debian GNU/Linux project has voted to change its social contract in order to solve the issue of providing proprietary firmware on its install media. Additionally, the project voted to have just a single install image.

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Stephen Withers, newsletter editor, iTWire





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