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Firefox bug lets you hijack nearby mobile browsers via WiFi
Mozilla says users should update as soon as possible to Firefox v79 for Android.
Read MoreLinux Foundation launches new entry-level IT certification
Like it or not, certifications are important for getting ahead in technology. The Linux Foundation wants to help by launching a new, entry-level certification: The Linux Foundation Certified IT Associate (LFCA).
Read MoreHow do we know AI is ready to be in the wild? Maybe a critic is needed
Can the paradigm of adversarial AI make algorithms safer to send out into the world?
Read MoreMicrosoft enters the final stretch with Windows 10 20H2
Microsoft is putting the Windows 10 20H2 feature update through its near-final paces, rolling out what’s likely the ‘October 2020’ update to Release Preview Ring testers.
Read MoreAussie Broadband chief sees a path for 1Gbps to be available to half the NBN
If NBN extends gigabit speed options to fibre to the curb, Aussie Broadband managing director Phil Britt has said that’ll make it available to half of NBN’s fixed footprint.
Read MoreCloudflare and Internet Archive team up to make sure websites never fully go offline
Websites that use Cloudflare Always Online can have their URLs automatically archived with Wayback Machine.
Read MoreOlympic Broadcasting Service aims to set sport streaming benchmark with Alibaba
Hosted on the Alibaba cloud, the broadcasting service is hoping to deliver a ‘groundbreaking’ sports viewing experience.
Read MoreSamsung Galaxy Z Fold 2 design team focused on harmonious look
Samsung wanted the cover display, main display, hinge, and body of the foldable phone to look aesthetically harmonious, without forgoing usability, its design team says.
Read MoreUS sanctions Iranian government front company hiding major hacking operations
US says the Iranian government used the “Rana Intelligence Computing Company” as a front for the APT39 hacking group.
Read MoreAussie Broadband gives customers a chance to collectively buy a quarter of AU$40m IPO
Existing customers able to take a AU$10,000 stake as company hits the ASX.
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