Canadian security software and services firm Blackberry claims five attack groups serving the interests of China have been targeting Linux servers, Windows systems and Android devices for nearly 10 years, remaining undetected in the process.
Toyota Australia has acquired Sydney-based software development and implementation company Revolution Software Services.
Vodafone Hutchison Australia will introduce a temporary $10 per month mobile subscription plan from 20 April onwards to help customers who are in financial difficulty.
Israel has used just one zero-day vulnerability in attacks it has crafted during the period 2012-19, if research by the security firm FireEye's Mandiant Threat Intelligence group is to be believed.
IBM-owned open source provider Red Hat has appointed Paul Cormier as its president and chief executive, succeeding Jim Whitehurst who has become the president of IBM.
Close on the heels of releasing its first self-branded smartphones, TCL Communication has announced four smart connected devices: a 5G router, wireless earphones, heart-rate monitoring earphones and a new version of the TCL MOVETIME Kids Watch.
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