Data#3 scores whole of Australian government Microsoft licensing contract
The Australian business technology firm will be the sole supplier of Microsoft Licensing Solutions under a new whole-of-government deal. Read More
California to introduce "Right to Repair" legislation
Right to repair: California will become the 18th state to introduce legislation so you can fix your electronics yourself. Read More
Sydney Airport processing passengers after ‘technical issue’
Both the international terminal and one of Sydney’s domestic terminals were affected by Friday morning’s outage. Read More
Linux beats legal threat from one of its own developers
Linux has beaten many legal challenges over the years, but until now, it hasn’t had to win a battle over one of its own. Read More
iPhone X: Overpriced or over-engineered?
What’s driving the price tag of the iPhone X? Is Apple padding its bottom line, or is the hardware driving the price? Read More
Cisco: Update now to fix critical hardcoded password bug, remote code execution flaw
Cisco patches two serious authentication bugs and a Java deserialization flaw. Read More
Windows security: Microsoft fights massive cryptocoin miner malware outbreak
Microsoft has blocked a malware outbreak that could have earned big bucks for one criminal group. Read More
Dell’s Q4 posts revenue gains as PCs, servers, networking show strength
The company, which is pondering ways to go public, said its focus in 2019 is to grow faster than the market, focus on storage and client revenue, pay down debt, and bolster profits in the infrastructure group. Read More
Memcached DDoS: This ‘kill switch’ can stop attacks dead in their tracks
Researchers find a technique to contain the memcached amplification attacks seen over the past week. Read More
Midas IT launches AI recruitment solution
The Korean firm’s inAIR solution automates the recruitment process and uses AI to conduct online interviews. Read More