| Hi John, While many Australians continue to lament the long overdue arrival of the NBN to their neighbourhood, spare a thought for the poor folk living in a village in the South West of England who have been told they have to dig their own trenches if they want fast broadband.
Researchers at two American universities have discovered design defects in Android that allow attackers to take over a mobile phone.
The head of anti-malware company Kaspersky Lab says he had no idea why the US is taking aim at his company but thinks it may be due to the current crisis in relations between Moscow and Washington.
Businesses in Australia are upping the ante with “cloud-first” policies and digital transformation strategies and promoting environments conducive to industry participation, according to newly released research.
When you are forking out well over a grand for a shiny new Samsung Galaxy S8 or Plus it is time to consider what happens if you drop it, take it for a hike, or accidentally mistreat it like one reader did when it went in the washer and dryer – it survived shaken and stirred.
Cyber security firm Forcepoint has added new security capabilities to its cloud security applications aimed at providing protection for business and government employees plus data and IP against ransomware and phishing attacks. And of course, there's plenty more so for all the news visit www.itwire.com.
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