"Huge" rounds of fake ASIC malware-loaded emails hit Australia
Malware-loaded emails purporting to be from ASIC are doing the rounds again, with two huge loads dropping over the past two days.
Stories by Leon Spencer
The forces behind IBM’s earnings doldrums
And what the company can do to escape them.
Tech companies to face new encrypted messaging laws
The Federal Government is set to introduce new laws that will compel tech companies to help Australian security forces access encrypted messages.
Kaspersky flings fake news spray over “fictional” tales
Eugene Kaspersky has delivered a spray against “fake news” worthy of one of US President Donald Trump’s Twitter rants.
Govt calls in the feds over dark web Medicare data claims
Minister for Human Services, Alan Tudge, has brought in the AFP to look into claims that Medicare card details are being bought over the dark web.
Jobs shuffle sees tech sector covered in Govt 457 visa revamp
The Federal Government has amended its list of approved occupations in its new visa jobs list to include a greater showing within the tech sector.
Calls for new govt body to keep tabs on suppliers' economic kudos
Review into the new Federal Government procurement rules recommends greater oversight of suppliers and their economic benefit to Australia.
Local Fuji Xerox MD paid $1M to leave amid accounting scandal
New report reveals how Fuji Xerox Australia and New Zealand landed in hot water over "inappropriate" accounting practices.
TechnologyOne calls for arbitration over Brisbane City Council spat
TechnologyOne has called for arbitration as its spat with the Brisbane City Council (BCC) continues to escalate.
nbn the provider of "last resort"
Macquarie Telecom Group’s David Forman has revealed that nbn is the broadband access provider of “last resort” for the telco.
Govt introduces broadband tax legislation
Proposed "NBN tax" laws hit parliament.
ATO steps up tax time assistance for Plutus Payroll IT contractors
The ATO has stepped up its efforts to help contractors hit when Plutus Payroll became embroiled in a $165 million tax fraud investigation.
Union slams Telstra's sweeping redundancies as first cuts emerge
The CWU has labelled Telstra’s move to slash up to 1400 jobs from it ranks as being driven by “top-down financial targets”.
Telstra jobs to be cut across the board amid need to “urgently” transform
Telstra chief, Andy Penn, opens up about fresh redundancies and a new transformation plan.
Telstra eyes up to 1400 job cuts
Telstra is making moves to cut up to 1400 employees from its ranks.