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Bitdefender has released findings on a newly discovered rootkit called FiveSys with a Microsoft-issued digital signature.

A world-wide survey of over 2300 security decision-makers has found workers are over-worked and stressed.

OAIC: The convenience store group interfered with customers' privacy by collecting sensitive biometric information that was without necessity or reasonable consent.

We asked our panel of industry players if they thought telcos would make a move for a dominant role in edge computing. Most were not entirely convinced.

Reports are emerging of a breach at Twitch.tv that suggest hackers captured EVERYTHING right up until Monday, perhaps Tuesday (US time) this week.

Pass out your new DuckDuckGo email address and the service will strip out all the trackers from incoming email before forwarding to your actual address.

Despite looking like a scaled-down version of the media facility at Lords cricket ground, the Zen Stream from iFi appears to be an interesting contribution to the never-ending media wars.

There is a wide discrepancy between mobile data speeds and the price for that data around the world.

The DAP-1900 mesh Wi-Fi range extender delivers speeds as high as 1900 Mbps to the desktop in your spare room. You're still working from home in the spare room, aren't you?

Fastly's latest response to yesterday's outage puts the blame indirectly on an unnamed customer.

Internet CDN provider Fastly has admitted that last night's outage was due to a configuration error.

The internet outage this evening has been resolved, although we still don't know the cause.

As we write, the internet is experiencing a major outage across a wide variety of platforms.

The IT industry has always worked in cycles. We ask industry experts what they think will be the 'next big thing' after cloud computing.

Australians will be able to observe a very short total lunar eclipse on Wednesday evening.

Cleaning second-storey windows without a ladder or getting wet is a challenge. The Hobot 388 fixes the problem. With ease.

We asked a number of IT executives what the 'new normal' might look like as the impact of COVID-19 wanes.

This has been something of a beat-up.

The device has possibilities, but misses the mark in places.

Here's what the IT industry executives had to say.