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• CBA to keep roles it had reviewed after installing AI bot
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• University of Melbourne reprimanded for using wi-fi data to identify protesters
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• UK agrees to drop encryption 'backdoor' mandate for Apple
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• Travel eSIMs secretly route traffic over Chinese and undisclosed networks: study
• Flight Centre Corporate now has a single observability strategy and tool
• Australia Post brings Starlink to 270 post offices
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• Google faces $55m fine over Telstra, Optus search deals
• Monash Uni selects technology suppliers for supercomputer
• DFAT renews Datacom contact centre deal for $176m
• Strandbags looks for ‘nice clean base’ in backend overhaul
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• Hack at UnitedHealth's tech unit impacted 192.7 million people
• ATO considers AI coding assistance for 800 core developers
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• Telstra sells 75 percent Versent stake to Infosys for $233m
• US embeds trackers in AI chip shipments
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• Microsoft fixes "BadSuccessor" zero-day authentication bug
• CBA's leaders are keeping a close watch on AI metrics
• Vague cybersecurity contracts a concern, warns Digital61 exec
• The AI Revolution in Government Networking: From Infrastructure Cost to Strategic Asset
• Australian court rules partly against Apple, Google in Epic Games lawsuit
• Transurban apologises after ACT drivers wrongly billed for Sydney tolls
• Ask tech providers if your data is training their AI solutions, says Arinco's James Westall
• Researchers poke further holes in TETRA encrypted wireless comms
• "Shade BIOS" stealth malware hides below operating system
• NBN Co weaves AI and automation into its operational "fabric"
• ATO trials multimodal AI models for auditing work-related expenses
• Serious path traversal bug found in Microsoft's NLWeb "Agentic Web" tool
• GitHub CEO Thomas Dohmke to step down
• Trump opens door to sales of version of Nvidia's next-gen AI chips in China
• University of Western Australia resets all staff and student passwords
• Government AI Adoption: From Ambition to Implementation
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• Australian businesses leverage 5G to unlock their full potential
• Westpac turns to AIOps and event-driven automation
• Geoscience Australia shakes up IT support with $16.6m Leidos deal
• Microsoft raises Zero Day Quest bug bounties to US$5 million
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• Optus to answer privacy court case stemming from 2022 data breach
• NSW Education taps Infosys for SAP upgrade
• WA Health tech leadership sees changing of the guard
• ANZ 'redefines' institutional data service with Gemini AI
• OpenAI launches GPT-5 to 700m ChatGPT users
• Confusion reigns as phishers abuse Exchange Online Direct Send
• OVIC sets limits on GenAI tool use in external meetings
• Google commits US$1 billion for AI training at US universities
• Health expands cloud footprint with $32m Azure deal
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• "ReVault" firmware flaws allow persistent access in Dell laptops
• NSW greenlights central database for compromised IDs
• Job seekers had payments cancelled unlawfully by gov IT system
• Cloudflare and Perplexity slug it out over alleged AI bot block evasion
• AI coding threatens to make common security flaw more prevalent
• Google publishes 20 new vulnerabilities found by its Big Sleep AI
• Bendigo Bank acting CIO announces departure
• NBN Co signs on to Amazon's Project Kuiper as Sky Muster replacement
• Guzman y Gomez continues to deploy Workday as core people platform
• David Jones leans on Snowflake for de-merger modernisation
• Google agrees to curb power use for AI data centres
• Delta Air assures US lawmakers it will not personalise fares using AI
• How Azure Landing Zones can set the structure for cloud success
• Accenture picks up $51.7m deal for My Health Record transition
• How change management helped NT Police rescue delayed SerPro launch
• Meta to share AI infrastructure costs via US$2 billion asset sale
• Google's Project Zero to make faster vulnerability announcements
• Department of Education eyes 10-year tech uplift to tackle legacy risks
• David Jones seeks '360-degree' customer view from unified data
• Russia's FSB conducts ISP-level cyber espionage, Microsoft says
• Veterans' Affairs tests using AI to tackle 82,645 unprocessed claims
• Nvidia says its chips have no 'backdoors'
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