The British government is contemplating legislation that would make it mandatory for Internet communications to be provided to agencies within a day after they were conducted.

There’s big money in hacking if you’re on the side of the law. A Democrat senator in the US has revealed that the FBI paid a private company US$900,000 to break the encryption on an iPhone 5C that had been owned by one of the terrorists involved in an attack in San Bernardino, California, in December 2015.

A mirror download server for the open source video transcoder Handbrake has been compromised and the version for Mac users loaded with a remote access trojan.

Electricity and gas retailer Energy Australia is deploying application network platform vendor MuleSoft’s anypoint plaform enabling it to offer omnichannel services to consumers and to provide a 360 degree view of each customer and their energy consumption.

IT solutions and managed services provider Thomas Duryea Logicalis (TDL) has undergone a restructure of its business over a year after Logicalis acquired Thomas Duryea.

If you are using Intel’s vPro chips from 2008 to its latest Kaby Lake and have Intel active management technology (AMT) enabled, hackers could breach your networks.

Believable rumours have emerged about the new Samsung Galaxy Note 8 with S Pen due for release in August/September 2017.

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