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Tasmania to pump AU$135.4 million into making government services digital
2020-21 state Budget also finds cash to stand up a government-wide cybersecurity program.
Read MoreFacebook link preview feature used as a proxy in website-scraping scheme
Mysterious groups have been scraping data from internet sites by abusing Facebook’s link preview feature, using Facebook API servers as proxies to avoid getting blacklisted.
Read MoreNSW government commits AU$700m to fund future digital investments
Areas that will receive a share of funding include education, cybersecurity, courts, and e-planning.
Read MoreDell Technologies intros new PowerProtect series appliances
The company has rolled out a series of updates to its storage and data protection portfolio, including expanded integrations between the PowerProtect and VMware Tanzu portfolios.
Read MoreAlibaba smashes 2019 11.11 record by posting $56b in 2020 GMV with 23 hours to go
The figure includes sales generated on November 1.
Read MoreDigital venue registrations for contact tracing will be mandatory across NSW
From November 23, venues including salons, amusement parks, zoos, and brothels will need to have a digital registration system in place for COVID-19 contact tracing.
Read MoreGlobal pandemic pushes 40M SEA users online, fuels e-commerce sector to $62B
COVID-19 outbreak has triggered a rash of online activities across Southeast Asia, which added 40 million new users this year to a total internet population of 400 million, and helped the e-commerce sector expand 63% to ring in $62 billion.
Read MoreNew ‘Ghimob’ malware can spy on 153 Android mobile applications
New Ghimob Android trojan rises and evolves from Brazil to spread internationally.
Read MoreNSW Transport sharing passenger occupancy alerts on Opal Travel app
The aim is to ensure commuters can continue to social distance while travelling on public transport.
Read MoreNew regulation to force passing of non-NBN broadband wholesaler rebates onto customers
If it’s good enough for NBN, ACMA will force other superfast network operators to do the same.
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