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‘Wireless attack’ on NBN’s fixed-line broadband will continue, TPG says
Telco TPG says that there is a “wireless attack” on fixed-line broadband services that will only “accelerate” as more spectrum is made available for 5G services.
Ambulance Victoria turns away from intranet in favour of Workplace by Facebook
Ambulance Victoria hasn’t ditched its intranet, but Workplace by Facebook has enjoyed 81 per cent adoption across the organisation and is increasingly used to deliver two-way communication for its 6500-strong workforce.
The role of government in Australian cyber security
The Australian government has taken an increasing interest in the cyber security of private-sector organisations
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3 reasons you can’t fight facial recognition
The biometric backlash is but a brief blip. Resistance is futile. You WILL be identified. But is that good or bad?
Windows 10 Redstone: A guide to the Insider Preview builds
Get the latest info on new preview builds of Windows 10 as they roll out from Microsoft. Now updated for Insider Preview Build 19546 for the Fast ring, released on Jan. 16, 2020.
Office 365: A guide to the updates
Get the latest info on new features, bug fixes, and security updates for Office 365 for Windows as they roll out from Microsoft. Now updated for Version 1912 (Build 12325.20298), released Jan. 14, 2020.
Woody on Windows
Worried about an NSA ChainOfFools/CurveBall attack? There are lots of moving parts. Test your system.
While many researchers recommend that you install Microsoft’s January Patch Tuesday updates to fend off a not-yet-imminent attack from the CVE-2020-0601 security hole, skeptics who are concerned about buggy Windows updates can now...
Apple Holic
How the Xnor.ai purchase opens Apple’s AI future
What's the $200 million buy mean? Think machine imaging, smart home devices and IoT industry implementations.
FAQ: Microsoft's new Edge explained
Microsoft's Chromium-based browser has officially arrived, no doubt bringing questions from users about what it means for them. We've got answers.
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Australian National Blockchain ‘smart contract’ consortium eyes 2020 product launch
A consortium that brings together IBM, CSIRO’s Data61 division and international law firm Herbert Smith Freehills to develop blockchain-based services is preparing to launch its first product this year.
Feds may already have found a way to hack into Apple iPhones
By refusing to put a permanent backdoor in its iOS platform, Apple wants to protect millions of users from future threats by both governments and hackers, privacy advocates said.
Kadena launches a hybrid platform to connect public, private blockchains
The JP Morgan startup's blockchain braids together multiple interoperable chains via smart contracts over which users can transact business via cryptocurrency.
Android Intelligence
The secret to smarter package tracking on Android
Want insanely simple, accurate, and automated package tracking on Android? This crafty hack is for you.
Apple Holic
How iPhones can help manage 'always-on' work-related stress
Here are eight ways iPhones can help manage workplace stress, prevent burnout and bolster productivity.
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