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• Google to challenge ATO in unpaid tax battle
• AFP breached data retention laws
• 'Can you hear me?' phone scam reaches Australia
• Music industry gets Kickass Torrents blocked in Australia
• JPMorgan leaves R3 blockchain consortium
• Cloud profits at Microsoft, Amazon soar
• Australians invited to US Hack the Air Force bug bounty
• Atlassian plugs Confluence info leak hole
• The IT flaw that left an Aussie natsec agency base open to attack
• Optus cuts 320 staff
• Telstra ordered to pay court costs for five rivals
• Turnbull calls NBN a 'good debt' for taxpayers
• US FCC chairman proposes reversing net neutrality rules
• South Australia gets its first CISO
• Qld Police has 'unacceptable' amount of dodgy crime data
• GE fixing bug that could let hackers shut down power grid
• Eighth time lucky: NASA launches balloon to collect space data
• NSW govt in huge digital collaboration project
• British man gets two years in prison for DDoS tool sales
• Microsoft splits Win10 security, software updates
• Former Expedia IT worker gets 15 months jail for insider trading
• Hyundai patches vulnerability in remote ignition app
• Webroot bricks Windows PCs after flagging system files as malware
• Microsoft is using LinkedIn data to challenge Salesforce
• NBN Co hits 1Gbps+ speeds in fixed wireless trials
• All HipChat passwords reset after damaging hack
• Qld govt forced to defend another payroll project
• Australia, China agree to oppose cyber IP theft
• Fibre, wi-fi keep most Shell Prelude staff onshore
• ASIC should lead banks' data-sharing regime: MPs
• Russian mega carder gets record US prison sentence
• DFAT is after a cyber security boss
• Leaked NSA backdoor spreads throughout the world
• Tanium chief admits to using private hospital data in sales demo
• US charges Russian with operating Kelihos spam botnet
• Clues about Apple's self-driving car program emerge
• Dalidakis asks industry to forget Victoria's IT past
• Govt could make telcos block malware
• Govt to consult more on copyright safe harbour expansion
• Garbage truck takes down copper cable in FTTN area
• Facebook building tech to read your mind
• ANZ Bank in process automation push
• Canberra outsourcing deal quadruples to $390 million
• US scraps price regulation on data services
• Mastercard trials fingerprint authentication for payments
• DTA to figure out why agencies aren't flocking to the cloud
• Ballarat blasts NBN Co over claimed $13m repair bill
• Can Australia steal a slice of the cyber security market from Israel and the US?
• Australia's boards don't really understand their cyber security risks
• Riverbed buys Xirrus to reach the network edge
• Vigilante IoT worm Hajime hits Australia
• Bose sued over alleged privacy breach
• Lloyds Bank to deploy Windows Hello biometrics for logins
• All schools abandon online NAPLAN trials
• Global Switch gets reprieve in delayed Sydney data centre build
• DHS challenges agencies to cyber wargames
• IBM's revenue has fallen for 20 quarters in a row
• HPE Australia posts profit as standalone business
• Oracle drops a whopping 299-patch security update
• NAB is building a central analytics hub
• The 34 tech jobs still available for skilled migration
• Toll to inspect USBs it suspects aided data theft
• Government abolishes 457 visas
• Toshiba creditors likely to approve chip unit collateral for $12bn finance
• Ebay threatens to block Aussies from global purchases
• Don't treat home internet as a fringe benefit: Telstra
• Fire hazard prompts Panasonic Toughpad recall
• VMware patches critical vCenter Server vulnerability
• Dr Genevieve Bell busts the myths of Silicon Valley
• Unicode flaw in Chrome and Firefox aids phishing
• Shadow Brokers leak more NSA exploits
• Metadata can't be used in civil lawsuits, Brandis rules
• Melbourne IT's DNS falls over in 'major outage'
• Victoria Police to deploy 10,000 iPhones and iPads
• Finally, the end is nigh for Vista
• Brexit referendum website might have been hacked
• BlackBerry wins $1bn in Qualcomm royalties dispute
• TCS commits to build Aussie 'innovation lab'
• Digital certificate use by phishing sites spikes
• Studies reveal the downside of activity-based working
• Telstra share price plummets after TPG's mobile move
• Google pulls out of White Bay redevelopment
• TPG to deploy $2bn mobile network
• Toshiba warns it might not be able to survive
• TPG and Vodafone snap up last 700MHz spectrum
• Windows 10 Creators Update arrives today
• Centrelink website flaw leaves users vulnerable
• Qld's Go Card retender is running late
• Is the NBN heading towards a mobile iceberg?
• Qld Education staggers O365 rollout to deal with bandwidth woes
• 3D printed parts to save Boeing millions
• NBN Co will expand FTTC to 1 million premises
• NBN Co shows off 10Gbps FTTP technology
• Samsung Pay comes to Westpac customers
• Symantec attributes cyber attacks to leaked CIA hacking tools
• The govt tender that still isn't finished, eight years later
• SA's desktop outsourcing to cost $394 million
• Vodafone worried that NBN will stunt 5G
• SBS calls for unmetered access over NBN
• Russian computer programmer arrested in Spain
• CBA tries testing the future of quantum computers
• CIA used Carberp code to build persistent malware
• Ombudsman finds DHS 'deficient' in Centrelink data matching
• Hack sets off 156 emergency sirens across Dallas
• RBA picks TCS for core banking overhaul
• ShadowBrokers releases password to NSA hack tool dump
• Minter Ellison out to prove the public cloud is safe for lawyers
• Queensland joins online NAPLAN boycott
• Photos: Qantas unleashes free wi-fi on the public
• Biggest Aus govt agencies under cyber scrutiny
• BrickerBot malware kills open IoT devices
• ACCC to monitor NBN fixed-line broadband speeds
• Risk of hackers wiping Apple accounts 'near zero'
• IPv6 attacks bypass network intrusion detection systems
• Is government IT getting worse?
• Microsoft comes clean on Windows 10 data collection
• Dridex is back
• France grooms army hackers for cyber warfare
• ACCC takes Apple to court for refusing repairs
• Superloop acquires SubPartners
• Heavy hitters take over APX-West subsea cable project
• Bonds, Sheridan begin data science journey
• VMware to sell hybrid cloud business
• NBN Co cops spray from Qld govt over three-year plan
• Westpac's core banking will be on public cloud 'within ten years'
• Kim Dotcom announces new Bitcoin venture
• NASA robots could take over Woodside's manned platforms
• DTA reveals new chief
• Fortescue finds big cost, productivity gains from robot trucks
• Coles reinstates CIO role
• United States cracks down on tech worker visas
• Govt to endorse top places to study cyber security in Oz
• McAfee reborn as Intel spin-off closes
• Aussie enterprises warned of Chinese hacks via outsourcers
• Second accused uni IT fraudster to face court
• Why Domain is 'driving a bulldozer' into its .NET website
• DXC arises from the ashes of HPE and CSC
• More evidence links North Korea to Bangladesh heist
• Apple dumps graphics firm to make its own chips
• Apple rushes out iOS patch for wi-fi vulnerability
• NBN Co quietly starts trials connecting traffic lights
• Would you trade your browsing history for concert tickets?
• Optus begins first tranche of 2G network shutdown
• Optus' data mining start-up venture revealed
• Gutsy CIO needed to tackle major NDIS ramp-up
• Photos: The inaugural Benchmarks Workshops
• ANZ to trial voice biometrics for mobile banking
• Mad Mex's cloud PoS is fresh out of the oven
• WikiLeaks dumps CIA malware obfuscation code