Like Freddie Kruger, Telstra’s recurring nightmare keeps coming back. A day after Telstra’s chief executive Andy Penn apologised yet again for yet more Telstra outages, Telstra’s network has once more done the dirty and dropped its bundle.

On the eve of the federal election, Internet Australia chief Laurie Patton has made a last ditch appeal for bipartisan support by the major political parties for deploying the best long-term technologies and infrastructure to meet Australia's needs now and well beyond 2020.

As far as Internet services go, Australia is somewhat of a paradox. A new report shows that when it comes to mobile broadband, Australia is one of the globe’s mobile Internet champs, but we’re also fixed-Internet chumps.

Adobe has formed a new global group - the Cloud Signature Consortium – to bring together leading industry and academic organisations in a move it designed to build a new open standard for cloud-based digital signatures across mobile and web.

National Australia Bank has launched a new product that allows customers to keep using their Visa accounts even if their debit or credit card has been stolen or lost.

A security researcher who has a track record of finding leaked databases online says he recently found a 2014 version of the World-Check database that contains the names of 2.2 million heightened-risk individuals and organisations.

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