Telstra has expanded its unlimited data plans and now includes a new $199 plan with unlimited full speed data. The new plans eliminate excess usage charges, but there are of course still some limits although the new plans are the best Telstra has offered to date.
The war of words that has been going on between factions within auDA, the administrator of the Australian domain namespace, will come to a head on 27 July, when the organisation holds a special general meeting called for the express purpose of considering resolutions to get rid of a number of directors.
The procurement platform from global enterprise software vendor, SAP Ariba, has aided ASX listed crop protection and specialist seeds company, Nufarm, in its cost reduction goals, according to the company.
Scamming of mobile phone users with premium service texts has already cost Aussies $44,179 this year alone - and a total of $153,197 in losses since 2015.
Human resources outfit PageUp People has been publishing information about a massive data breach it suffered on a section of its website, but not linking to it from its home page, prompting a prominent consultant to say that the company ‘hid’ information about the breach.
On the eve of Google's campaign to flaunt its security credentials by marking sites which do not have https, the Israeli security firm CyberArk has revealed details of a flaw in the search giant's own APIs, which could have caused it to lose considerable income.
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