Australian money management firm MyBudget has finally managed to resurrect its client Web portal after an outage that lasted from 9 May to 22 May.

Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands and Fiji are set to be the first Pacific countries to have access to more Australian television content delivered through the Australian Government’s PacificAus TV initiative.

Printers giant Epson is using its patented Dry Fibre technology - the same technology it uses within its PaperLab A-8000 system - to now start producing face masks for its employees, as well as many thousands of masks for donation to medical institutions.

Security firm Sophos says it has found Windows ransomware using a virtual machine on a victim's machine to attack that same machine, with a 49kb ransomware executable generated from an attack payload of 122MB with a 282MB virtual image inside.

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison is maintaining a studious silence about a threat by US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to "disconnect Australia" because the state of Victoria has signed up to China's Belt and Road initiative.

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