Online job advertisements on the site SEEK fell by 7.4% in February year-on-year, the company's latest figures show, but three sectors bucked the trend and showed increases.

Networking equipment manufacturer D-Link ANZ has launched a new router in Australia and New Zealand, that will make it easy to for home users to create a high-speed wireless network even as the number of people in Australia working from home is on the rise.

There’s no letup in the work of the telecommunications consumer protection agency, the Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman, despite the coronavirus crisis forcing its own workers to work from home like millions of other Australians.

A company that creates and sells software known as MonitorMinor has denied that the product falls into the category of stalkerware — which is used to track people — and only meant for use by parents who want to keep their children safe.

Global technology manufacturer, Apple, has announced a new iPad Pro and accompanying backlit keyboard and trackpad accessory.

Australian freight forwarding and logistics firm Henning Harders has been hit by Windows ransomware, with the company saying that customer data may have been accessed, but that there was no evidence to show such data had been misused.

Security firm Emsisoft has partnered with incident response company Coveware to offer free assistance to critical care hospitals and other healthcare providers who are on the front lines of tackling the coronavirus pandemic and suffer a Windows ransomware attack.

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