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GUEST OPINION: The road to the cloud follows two common paths: via economical first-party migration tools from public cloud providers or third-party solutions from specialist vendors.

Mark Lukie talks about 2021 and cybersecurity, with the need for human firewalls, training, zero trust, cloud, COVID-19 and plenty more!

San Francisco-based security outfit ZecOps claims to have found a pair of remotely-exploitable vulnerabilities in the wild targeting the Mail program on iPhones, adding that these have been present since at least iOS 6, which was released in September 2012.

On Yahoo Mail’s 18th anniversary, it is introducing a new multi-provider, Yahoo Mail app. Now one Yahoo fits all.

Australia Post has introduced a concession stamp for pensioners and other eligible concession card holders just one week before the basic postage rate increases.

Although the death of DVD rental stores was predicted long ago and saw bookstores fall and fail in a far more spectacular fashion, Telstra's sale of its BigPond DVD movie rental business may well be the last nail in the DVD's coffin.

Apple has released a second version of Mac OS X Server 10.6.5 to repair a security issue in the originally released build.

Microsoft has released the 2011 version of Windows Live Essentials, the consumer embodiment of its 'software plus services' strategy.