In what has been described as Australia’s largest ever data breach, about 550,000 Australia Red Cross blood donor records have been exposed by a web developer using the Red Cross web server like a personal file server.

The Federal Government is developing a new online reporting tool which will allow victims to report cases of non-consensual sharing of intimate images - commonly referred to as “revenge porn” - and to access immediate and tangible support.

A ‘convincing’ fake email and fake password reset page has been revealed by Wikileaks, apparently showing how Clinton presidential campaign chairman John Podesta was tricked into revealing his Gmail password to hackers.

Customer-led, digital-centric global markets are posing new challenges for businesses with analyst firm Forrester warning that some companies may be doing “too little or going too slowly” to deal with the changes sweeping markets all over the world.

Moto by Lenovo is back - the new Moto Z may well be the best Pure Android handset of 2016 – outclassing the new Google Pixel (which iTWire is also reviewing at present), according to reviewer Ray Shaw.

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