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• Malware attack hits printing of major US newspapers
• Nova Entertainment suffers data breach
• Gift card glitch hits Coles, Woolworths shoppers
• Vic Building Authority exposes MongoDB instance
• ACSC launches security program for managed service providers
• Vocus eyes 5G to offset low-margin NBN business
• MYOB recommends KKR's lower buyout offer
• NDIS IT systems hobbling scheme, inquiry finds
• Global banks chase Asia techs transaction business, as trade war rumbles
• SpaceX wants to take Starlink broadband Australia-wide
• Healthdirect Australia pulled plug on Docker after six months
• Chinese bike-sharing startup Ofo considering bankruptcy: FT
• Spy chiefs fret over outsourcers IBM and HPE after Chinese commercial hacks
• Apple pulls some iPhones in Germany as Qualcomm extends global wins
• Drones paralyse British airport, grounding Christmas travellers
• As 2018 ends, there are three epochal tech shifts
• Ambulance Victoria eyes Azure-based predictive analytics platform
• NBN Co reveals daily duration of slow fixed wireless speeds
• ASD to become history
• ASX blockchain supplier CEO steps down
• NBN Co makes play for mm-wave 5G spectrum
• Thales gets green light from ACCC to buy Gemalto
• Ticketek to start accepting purchases through Google Pay API
• iTnews Benchmark Awards 2019: Local government finalists announced
• NSW Education finally completes $755m, 12 year-long LMBR overhaul
• Facebook says companies got access to data only after user permission
• Washington DC sues Facebook over Cambridge Analytica's data use
• Australia’s cyber management 'minimalist', hostage to handful of bureaucrats
• Emergency patch out for exploited IE scripting engine flaw
• North Korean media warns of 'unhealthy ideas' spread by mobile phones
• Microsoft hikes enterprise cloud prices for Australians
• iTnews Benchmark Awards 2019: first finalists revealed
• Australia finally gets a new digital economy strategy
• Arm Holdings unveils chip aimed at self-driving car sensors
• UK watchdog labels Big Tech a threat basic bank accounts
• Queensland's offender IT system used to extort prisoners
• Technology spinners shine in 2018 "Worst Words" gongs
• Crossfire over slack cyber security at US anti-missile system
• Telstra to take quarter-stake in Southern Cross Cable
• General Electric’s CDO tapped to lead Lendlease digital branch
• Czech cyber watchdog calls Huawei, ZTE products a security threat
• NSW govt set to mandate uniform digital services
• Big W staffer gave out confidential data with printer repair
• Victoria’s Public Prosecutor finally released from Lotus Notes
• 'Get a warrant' - fresh DNA data protection demands from University of Queensland
• Twitter tumbles on concerns about hacking activity
• Hackers used Twitter 'malmeme' pics to control Trojan
• Israeli spacecraft gets final element before 2019 moon launch
• Russia social media meddling more widespread - reports
• NBN Co to re-launch fixed wireless at up to 75 Mbps
• CBA's sudden nosedive in online transaction growth just a data glitch
• Encryption busting laws face new probe
• Federal govt pledges $17m for online safety education package
• Pompeo says China should free Canadians held after Huawei arrest
• Westpac, NAB prepare to open doors to Apple Pay
• Home Affairs scores $72m more for visa platform outsourcing
• Microsoft, Macquarie Group and KPMG throw weight behind AI institute
• Airports without the queues could be a reality with new ANU sensor
• TAFE NSW's LMBR IT system replacement could face delays
• Chinese hackers targeting US Navy contractors with multiple breaches - WSJ
• Russian lawmakers seek tighter internet control to counter "aggressive" US
• Irish regulator investigates Facebook over private photo glitch
• NBN Co reveals FTTN premises that never hit 25Mbps peak speeds
• CBA backflips and will now offer Apple Pay
• Bomb hoax extortion emails spread down under
• Which IT giants paid no Aussie tax last year?
• Huawei US$2 billion security pledge followed walkout by GCHQ - sources
• Apple plans new US$1bn campus for Austin, Texas
• Qualcomm to file suits in Chinese courts to ban iPhone XS, XR sales
• ANZ pips CBA for NSW govt's digital banking break-up with Westpac
• Fitch Solutions rates Australia’s encryption laws a negative
• NSW govt poaches Westpac exec as new IT procurement chief
• NBN Co reveals 58 percent of HFC network still unserviceable
• Google Australia finally gets cloud added to certified govt list
• Agencies to take charge of govt-wide platforms
• IAG teams up with Data61, USyd over AI ethics institute
• TPG, Vodafone $15bn merger met with ACCC 'concerns'
• SA govt launches blockchain challenge to spur industry
• Shamoon variant lead suspect in hack on oil firm Saipem
• China's hacking against US on the rise - US intelligence official
• Intel plans 'stacked' circuits in bid to regain its chipmaking lead
• Govts agree to coordinate national cyber incident response
• What's a smartform really worth? Avoka sells to digital banking powerhouse Temenos for $340m
• ASD chief insists new encryption laws won't see Aussie tech shunned like Huawei
• Govt estimates fixed voice users in NBN satellite and wireless areas
• NBN Co technicians missed 430 appointments a day
• Microsoft patches exploited new Windows zero-day
• Helloworld Travel pushes upgrades to make systems fly
• Trump flags possible intervention in US case against Huawei CFO
• Education Minister Tehan blames tech teaching for curriculum crowding
• Dense Air offers to extend reach of Aussie 5G networks
• Australian Space Agency lands in Adelaide
• eBay Classifieds Group reboots 80K cores to patch Meltdown-Spectre
• Super Micro says review found no malicious chips in motherboards
• Google has 'no plans' to launch Chinese search engine - CEO
• DTA rejects coalition senator's claim govt digital identity system will use blockchain
• Persistent, unrelenting development is the IT department's new must-have. Here's what counts...
• Dodo founder Kestelman fronts government’s Cash splash for small business digital transformation
• ACCC data squad hits "opaque" mortgage pricing
• US advised to adopt Australia's 'archaic' voting system in the age of hacks
• DFAT probes protected Microsoft cloud
• Telegram, WhatsApp and Signal open to side-channel attacks
• ANZ removes 'gatekeepers' that slowed its code
• Japan's top three telcos to exclude Huawei, ZTE network equipment -Kyodo
• Qualcomm wins preliminary China import ruling against some iPhone models
• Google+ shutdown speeds up, new privacy bug affected 52.5 million users
• Australian banks preparing for major ATM fleet cull
• Shetler blasts its new encryption busting laws
• KPMG exec to lead heavy industry data science innovation hub
• Home Affairs narrows down bids for billion-dollar visa platform deal
• Slack taps Goldman Sachs to lead IPO
• Ban Chrome as default browser, limit Facebook user data harvesting: ACCC crackdown
• Telcos fork out big for 5G in NSW-QLD regional corridor
• Australia's digital services future is now locked to myGov
• Qld govt sets up FibreCo to offer internet backhaul
• NDIS' great bot hope Nadia takes more time off for stress leave
• Uber makes confidential filing for long-awaited IPO
• China says US should withdraw arrest warrant for Huawei executive
• First state govt signs up to myGovID digital identity
• NBN Co may have to pay users stuck in congested wireless cells
• IBM to sell some of its software products to HCL for US$1.8bn
• Microsoft adopts ethical principles aiming to bar misuse of face recognition technology
• Stop making cyber security so scary, difficult and inaccessible: ANZ CISO
• Qld IT minister cautions feds over interference
• Expired Ericsson cert causes UK and Japan mega outages
• Council parking permits ticketed to go virtual
• Mutuals light a fire under Big Four banks on tech renewal
• Clues in Marriott hack implicate China
• Arrest of Huawei 'heiress' throws rare spotlight on family
• US probe of China's Huawei includes bank fraud accusations
• Australia gets world-first encryption busting laws
• Swinburne connects with LinkedIn for digital workforce centre
• Huawei chief financial officer arrested in Vancouver
• Govt to green-light 'selectively' targeted vulnerabilities
• ATO searches for “chatty” digital services platform
• NAB's public cloud expansion ran without internal IT staff
• German solar battery maker Sonnen qualifies to provide grid services
• Alibaba signs agreement with Belgium for e-commerce trade hub
• Facebook gave preferential data access to certain companies: documents
• RMIT builds platform to deliver on IoT predictive maintenance hype
• Optus to retire Vividwireless
• Australia's encryption bill faces 17 changes to pass parliament
• Activ8me gets court a second time for alleged misleading broadband marketing
• The world’s geekiest advent calendar returns, geekier than ever!
• AIIA appoints new CEO
• Nine Entertainment turns to cloud to stabilise its live streams
• New UPS navigation tool aims to save time and money with each turn
• Online game 'Razor Wire' highlights migrants' hardship
• CSIRO prepares to launch cheap nanosatellite pilot
• Qld undercover cop stood down over "Computer Hacking" claims
• NBN Co should be paying some costs for area switches
• Emails of top Republicans stolen in major 2018 hack: Politico
• ICAC sniffs vendors in NSW for ICT procurement corruption
• Labor and Coalition agree to encryption "compromise"
• Qld's digital hospital project primed to blowout by $250m
• TPG's $20 "prepayment" for extras lands it in hot water
• Analysis of ASX companies reveals cloud skills hotspots
• Quora hacked, about 100 million user accounts leaked
• Microsoft, Mastercard alliance muscles in on digital identity
• ATO prepares massive IT outsourcing shake-up
• Kubernetes discloses critical privilege escalation flaw
• NSW councils to trial smart beach tech to reduce drownings
• Govt pushes Flash, Java, web ad blocks in revised infosec manual
• ACMA unveils Scam Technology Project to blitz cold callers
• Defence turns on billion-dollar Telstra comms network
• Verizon, Samsung to release 5G smartphones in US in 2019
• Czech security service says Russia behind cyber attacks on foreign ministry
• Citrix resets Sharefile passwords after creds stuffing attacks
• Broken door lock at Vocus NZ data centre goes viral
• Bankwest accelerates shift to digital cards
• Australia’s diplomats at odds with crypto bill
• Seniors' driving ability tested with mixed-reality driving simulator
• Govt piles on encryption pressure in final week
• La Trobe Uni deploys classroom helper bot to boost engagement
• Govt tries to plug small business systems security holes with cash
• CBA's CommInsure separation raises medical data access concerns
• NAB dependency on IT consultants slammed by chair Ken Henry
• ECB takes on PayPal with TIPS instant payment system
• Does Google harm local search rivals? EU antitrust regulators ask
• Marriott's Starwood hack hits up to 500m guests