iTnews Newsletter - Wednesday November 3, 2021

+ Most programming languages vulnerable to Trojan Source attack; SA gov in hiring spree as digital workload grows; and more

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Wednesday November 3, 2021

EARLY EDITION

Latest News

Curtin University goes all-in with AWS

By Justin Hendry

Will shift entire IT infrastructure to new cloud platform.

Most programming languages vulnerable to Trojan Source attack

By Juha Saarinen

When reading the source isn't enough.

SA gov in hiring spree as digital workload grows

By Justin Hendry

Plans to hire more than 30 specialists.

Facebook will shut down facial recognition system

By Sheila Dang and Elizabeth Culliford

Citing growing societal concerns about the use of such technology.

Yahoo leaves China for good

By Josh Horwitz and Brenda Goh

Due to "challenging" environment.

Entries open for the 2022 iTnews Benchmark Awards

By Staff Writer

Shining a light on standout IT projects.

Partner Content

How Australian governments can accelerate their cloud-first IT strategies

Kick the tyres of AI systems using real world data at #BuildWithAI Hack 2021

NDR comes of age as frontline security application

Australian data sovereignty and protection concerns increase

A 360° view of the cost of data breaches in Australia and how to mitigate them

Most Read

Westpac ready to launch its BaaS platform

ANZ Banking Group prepares for ANZx launch

Australia Post to give more customers two-hour delivery estimate

Service NSW to begin 'pinging' app users to Covid exposures

Australian company directors now required to create digital ID

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Events


	Event Name	Location	Date
	SAP e'ffect 2021	Perth: City & inner suburbs (WA), Brisbane: City & inner suburbs (QLD), Melbourne: City & inner suburbs (VIC) and 3 more locations	October 26, 2021

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