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• Hackers claim to have infiltrated Mandiant
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• NBN Co boss declares war with internet providers
• Tech firms are moving back to Sydney CBD offices
• Former fed govt CIO returns to public sector as ACT CTO
• Chrome to distrust Symantec certificates from next year
• Congress asks US agencies for Kaspersky documents
• Apple removes VPNs from App Store in China
• Brisbane City Council dumps TechnologyOne
• Billabong ditches NetSuite in omni-channel overhaul
• Govt commits $16m to national prescription tracking system
• Broadpwn flaw allows for remote takeover of smartphones
• Spotlight on Technology in Government
• Man arrested over DDoS attacks on Aussie businesses
• Microsoft rejigs Windows release cycles
• Apple discontinues older iPods
• Easily guessed password led to downfall of Russian cybercriminal
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• MyRepublic has a year to make 1Gbps NBN plans work
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• Marketo suffers major outage after domain renewal fail
• Greece arrests Russian suspected of running $5bn bitcoin laundering ring
• AGL invests $12.5m into smart lock start-up
• Brisbane Airport goes 'digital by default'
• Australian, Abu Dhabi regulators to co-operate on fintech
• Apple ordered to pay $633m to university in patent dispute
• Can Victoria become a leader in digital government?
• Kaspersky offers free anti-virus software
• Defence CIO quits
• NextDC looks to take back data centre building ownership
• Tech suppliers clamber for Medicare payments deal
• New Zealand suspends Fuji Xerox from govt contracts
• Adobe is finally killing Flash
• UBank to teach chatbot to read customers' moods
• Why NSW won't build a whole-of-gov website
• PwC Australia loses IT services head
• Origin Energy powers up [X] digital innovation unit
• NAB suffers payment processing glitch
• ATSB can now use drones for investigations
• Mirai botmaster behind Deutsche Telekom attack pleads guilty
• G Suite customers leak internal data via Groups
• Researchers build circuit boards for biological computations
• DTA in talks for whole-of-govt SAP panel
• Microsoft is killing off Paint
• Telstra creates 'digital incubator' to tweak services
• AEC calls for new CIO
• IAG gets a chief digital officer
• TechnologyOne threatens to sue Brisbane council for $50m
• Sweden exposed sensitive data on citizens, military personnel
• Agencies are still paying Microsoft millions to support old systems
• British bank to let customers access accounts using just their eyes
• Microsoft rolls out cloud-based fuzzing tool
• Symantec tricked into revoking SSL certs with fake keys
• Data#3 could lose its exclusive govt Microsoft licensing deal
• Optus will spend $1bn to improve its regional mobile network
• Aurelia's Hera mine trials automated driving tech
• Moscow in talks with US to create cyber working group
• Law enforcement shuts down two biggest dark web marketplaces
• Microsoft extends Win10 support for Intel Clover Trail to 2023
• Superloop joins broadband tax opposition
• Defence dips into contingency for troubled data centre overhaul
• Qld cops to double number of body-worn cameras
• ACCC doesn't think FTTN's bad name to blame for NBN backhaul woes
• Cloud computing adoption in Australia is booming
• Rio Tinto's trains drive 20 percent autonomously
• White hats steal Ethereum to 'save' users after hack
• Russian sentenced to five years prison for 'Citadel' malware
• Qld minister stood down over email scandal
• Four Apple contractors accuse Qualcomm of antitrust violations
• NSW to introduce whole-of-govt data tool
• AWS warns users about open S3 buckets
• Immigration offers glimpse into 'seamless traveller' future-state
• Yahoo7 takes Docker into high-volume production use
• Oracle E-Business Suite servers vulnerable to full data leaks
• Misconfigured AWS bucket sees 2m Dow Jones user details exposed
• Tech giants will help defend elections from hackers
• Free wi-fi for Adelaide's entire public transport network
• Meet WooliesX, the new digital arm of Woolworths
• Google Glass reborn as enterprise goggles
• Optus blasts 'opportunistic' corporate internet tax
• CSIRO switches on new Dell-built supercomputer
• MacGibbon to lead Australian Cyber Security Centre
• US ending laptop ban on Middle Eastern airlines
• Petya damage to TNT Express systems is likely permanent
• Hacker makes off with millions in cryptocurrency heist
• Metronode to spend $150m on data centre expansion
• NBN Co pushes for broadband tax on business market
• TPG says scrap broadband tax or make it industry-wide
• Agencies given new rules for s313 site blocking
• DHS is hiring five managers for its CIO group
• UnionPay takes QR code payments global
• Bulletproof in legal spat over $4m NZ acquisition
• Google wants users to migrate away from SMS for two-step verification
• NBN Co to grow fixed wireless footprint
• US govt crackdown threatens Kaspersky's American dream
• Ashley Madison parent in $14.3m settlement over data breach
• Finance tasked with building secure dataset sharing portal
• Why you should care about the govt's encryption crackdown
• Securitas boss bankrupted after ID theft
• Australian govt will introduce decryption laws before end of year
• Bupa employee steals data for 108,000 global customers
• Goldman Sachs relaxes dress code to lure techs
• OS makers plug decades-old critical Kerberos crypto bug
• When we'll talk to computers (and they'll talk to us)
• 'Computer fault' sends Melbourne trains into meltdown
• NSW govt pours $35m into mega Sydney start-up hub
• Govt wants to give APRA power to vet bank CIO hires
• Immigration's 2014 data breach has cost it almost $1m so far
• Govt to review Australian space sector
• Equinix to fit out remaining part of SY4 data centre
• SAP opens probe into South African unit kickbacks
• Millions of Verizon customer details exposed on misconfigured Amazon S3 server
• Google dodges $1.6bn tax bill in France
• 'Hey Siri, pay my phone bill': ING Direct's bet on AI
• Card industry mulls payment authentication via smartphones
• NDIS participants could use the Nadia bot to shop
• ATO warns taxpayers to expect further online outages
• Telstra elevates artificial intelligence
• Meet the man charged with transforming Vocus
• Symantec explores selling certs business
• Microsoft kills 19 critical bugs
• Kaspersky denies close ties with Russia's spy agency
• US tech giants unite to fight patent trolls
• TAFE NSW cautious in LMBR IT replacement
• Tasmania breaks gridlock on unified emergency comms network
• Bad map data sees 700k fewer premises in NBN
• NT wants a whole-of-gov digital chief
• People will connect to any wi-fi despite knowing the risks
• Turnbull handballs encryption problem to tech companies
• New bidder enters the battle for Vocus
• QLD man charged with receiving ransomware funds
• Azure Stack now available from Dell EMC, HPE, Lenovo
• Microsoft 365 bundles Office and Windows together
• NBN Co blames micronode problems on activation process
• Woolworths online ordering crashes
• Australia Post keeps passport delivery - for now
• ABS lures Immigration CIO to lead $250m transformation
• NBN Co finally reveals extent of micronode problem
• G20 leaders fret over 'malicious' bank attacks
• Govt shells out $233m on new Defence satellite station
• Westpac, ANZ explore blockchain for bank guarantees
• Medicare access to be reviewed after breach discovery
• Immigration CIO exits
• ATO extends Leidos' end user computing mega-deal
• Trump discussed forming cyber security unit with Putin
• Rio Tinto's future miners will be software developers
• AEC to review resilience of electoral systems
• WannaCry didn't compromise Vic speed cameras: watchdog
• Researchers release code that can detect body language
• Qualcomm accuses Apple of infringing six patents
• Petya likely to cause Reckitt Benckiser $171m loss
• Microsoft to cut thousands of jobs
• Delays hit Defence's massive data centre overhaul
• NSW trials contactless ferry payments
• Westpac joins Swift blockchain test
• Hugh Bradlow to leave Telstra after 22 years
• NSW Transport wants to build its own myGov
• Australia drops four places in UN cyber security top ten
• Intel, John McAfee settle lawsuit over use of his name
• NBN Co reveals early ratios for FTTN replacement
• NSW students and teachers shackled to old technology
• Laptop ban lifted on US-bound Emirates, Turkish Airlines flights
• Delays plague national apprenticeship system rollout
• Petya attackers expected to return via new vector
• ATO takes systems offline in peak tax period
• NBN Co targets unstable FTTN connections
• Medicare cards likely nabbed through access compromise: Tudge
• Qld auditor targets IT oversight, shared services
• Police seize servers of Ukrainian software firm after cyber attack
• Immigration gets ready to ditch the incoming passenger card
• NBN Co deploys fresh copper to new homes
• Govt blames Medicare card breach on 'traditional' crims
• More than half of NBN staff earn at least $100k
• Tech stocks go haywire in $123.47 Nasdaq glitch
• Govt downplays sale of Medicare card data on dark web
• DTA appoints a new digital chief
• British hospital trust failed to protect patient data in Google trial
• ASX steals CBA IT exec as CIO
• Maersk 'finally' brings major IT systems back online after Petya attack
• Service NSW shifts thinking to hybrid cloud
• The NT plans to visualise school performance
• TNT Express still struggling to remediate after Petya attack
• Kaspersky offers source code to US for review
• Sydney Uni shoots for blockbuster blockchain
• NBN Co bets on HFC to boost its revenues
• Defence prepares to put massive IT support deal to market
• India pushes Microsoft for Windows discount after WannaCry, Petya
• Ukraine points finger at Russia over Petya attack
• Dropbox seeks to hire IPO underwriters