| Hi John, Intel reportedly warned its OEM partners about the Meltdown and Spectre processor flaws on 29 November, the same day that its chief executive, Brian Krzanich, sold a tranche of stock and options and netted a healthy profit.
NBN RSP Aussie Broadband has announced new plans that allow customers to pick the data allowance they need rather than being locked into preset plans.
Australia’s domain administrator, auDA, is set to undergo major changes as part of a raft of proposed reforms announced in a newly released discussion paper.
A variant of the infamous Dridex banking trojan has appeared in the guise of ransomware in recent months, the Slovakian security firm ESET says, with the new malware focusing on higher-profile targets rather than end-users.
Process and software inefficiencies are having a major impact in slowing down an organisation’s ability to detect and respond to cyber threats, according to a new research study released by security intelligence company LogRhythm. And of course, there's plenty more so for all the news visit www.itwire.com.
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