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US, UK, and Australia pin Iran for exploiting Fortinet and Exchange holes
American and Australian authorities claim to have observed Iranian-backed attackers scanning and exploiting various systems.
Read MoreeSafety thinks online platforms have done well in removing abhorrent violent content so far
Major online platforms have so far been quick to respond to Australian notices requesting the removal of abhorrent violent material.
Read MoreDigital Rights Watch defends social media platforms’ efforts in removing terrorist content
The digital rights advocate warned that overly stringent laws around removing abhorrent violent material could create an unintended consequence of wiping activism footage from the internet.
Read MoreArtificial intelligence: everyone wants it, but not everyone is ready
Business is bullish on AI. But it takes a well-developed understanding to deliver visible business benefits.
Read MoreAlibaba boasts greener 11.11 shopping event help cut computing usage by half
Alibaba said it reduced carbon emissions by 26,000 tons during this year’s 11.11 Global Shopping Festival.
Read MoreAustralia prioritises 63 critical technologies including quantum and blockchain
AU$70 million will be put into building a new quantum commercialisation hub as part of Australia’s Blueprint for Critical Technologies.
Read MoreLabor commits to making AU$2.4b ‘investment’ to extend on-demand FttN upgrades
The pledge to extend current FttN upgrades to a further 1.5 million premises would still leave 10% on copper.
Read MoreAustralian banks begin publishing quarterly retail payment service reliability reports
The Reserve Bank said availability of individual retail payment services provided by Australia’s banks and payment providers was ‘generally high’ during the September quarter.
Read MoreChina Telecom requests court to overturn US ban: Report
If the order remains in force, China Telecom will be forced to exit the US by early December.
Read More5G fixed wireless is not an NBN replacement for Telstra
Telco says it is not feasible to put 25 times more demand onto its mobile network at the present time.
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