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Massive spying on users of Google's Chrome shows new security weakness
Malicious add-ons used to transmit spyware.
Joseph Menn
Jun 19 2020 6:52AM
Security
UK ditches homegrown COVID-19 tracing app for Google-Apple model
After problems with NHS system on iPhone.
Alistair Smout
Jun 19 2020 6:37AM
Software
Victoria Police admits officers trialled Clearview AI facial recognition tool
After FOI documents released.
Justin Hendry
Jun 18 2020 9:58PM
Software
Twitter tests new voice tweeting feature
Up to 140 seconds of audio per tweet.
Staff Writer
Jun 18 2020 12:38PM
Software
ACCC to probe Google's proposed $3bn Fitbit acquisition
Access to health data may stymie competition.
Matt Johnston
Jun 18 2020 11:41AM
Hardware
US Justice Department proposes rolling big tech's protections
Following through on Presidential threats.
Staff Writer
Jun 18 2020 10:58AM
Cloud
Oracle misses revenue estimates on virus-led order delays
Hospitality, retail and transportation clients postpone purchases.
Staff Writer
Jun 18 2020 9:58AM
Software
NSW Police's $100m tech fund a 'missed opportunity'
Organisation-wide approach may have benefited force.
Justin Hendry
Jun 18 2020 6:25AM
Strategy
French watchdog warns against COVID-19 smart surveillance
Well-meaning but falls short of data protection standards.
Mathieu Rosemain
Jun 18 2020 6:24AM
Hardware
Cyber spies use LinkedIn to hack European defence firms
Posed as recruiters.
Jack Stubbs
Jun 18 2020 6:21AM
Security
Zoom to offer free users end-to-end encryption after all
In exchange for additional information about them.
Staff Writer
Jun 18 2020 6:16AM
Security
Defence turns to Microsoft to host SAP ERP system
Connects protected network to Azure.
Justin Hendry
Jun 18 2020 12:01AM
Strategy
Fujitsu to lead Tasmania's massive justice IT overhaul
Consortium nets $25m 'Justice Connect' deal.
Justin Hendry
Jun 17 2020 1:15PM
Strategy
Network zero-days leave millions of IoT devices open to abuse
Widely-used Treck TCP/IP library becomes supply chain security risk.
Juha Saarinen
Jun 17 2020 1:07PM
Security
Children's Cancer Institute turns to containerisation to power research
Enabling collaboration and upgrades.
Matt Johnston
Jun 17 2020 1:05PM
Projects
The Star uses SAP and DocuSign to sign nearly 7000 staff up to JobKeeper
Forms distributed, signed and returned digitally.
Ry Crozier
Jun 17 2020 12:52PM
Software
Macquarie offer for Open Fiber stake could speed single Italy network
Aussie infrastructure fund could take up to 50 percent stake.
Stephen Jewkes and Giuseppe Fonte
Jun 17 2020 11:05AM
Telco/ISP
US posts rule allowing US companies to work with Huawei
On 5G and other standards.
Karen Freifeld
Jun 17 2020 10:53AM
Networking
Chipmaker MaxLinear hit by 'Maze' ransomware attack
Some proprietary information exfiltrated.
Staff Writer
Jun 17 2020 9:32AM
Security
SAP launches product to help firms track supply chain emissions
Believes being transparent about carbon footprint will be good for business.
Staff Writer
Jun 17 2020 9:00AM
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