Many of the biggest stories of the past 24 hours have involved some aspect of cyber security, which is fast becoming a topic of concern for online users, developers and service providers.

New Zealand cryptocurrency exchange Cryptopia has suffered a breach and its operations have been locked down, with police saying that they are not yet in a position to indicate the quantum of the theft.

Nearly three-fourths of Facebook users studied in a survey by the Pew Research Centre were unaware that the site was maintaining a list of their interests, and 51% were not comfortable with being categorised.

Researchers at security firm CyberArk were able to gain access to the underlying server running Docker's playground website because of the additional permissions provided in the set-up, the company says, adding that this was unlikely to be the case on all production sites which used Docker.

We provide the full transcript of the Media Roundtable that Huawei CEO and founder, Ren Zhengfei, had with various members of the international media on January 15, 2019.

Software testing and test automation solutions provider LogiGear has opened a new office in Tokyo, its third regional office in the Asia-Pacific region.

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