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Kaseya attack shows that whatever we're doing in terms of security is just wrong.

Windows 11 will launch into a very different world in which mobile devices rule the roost.

Digital and "frictionless" payments may be convenient, but endless little payments add up.

Ransomware is already a lucrative industry.

Rural customers typically face higher monthly subscription costs and low data caps.

Apple's annual Worldwide Developer Conference is keenly watched by geeks everywhere.

Our leaky IT problem is a mess that has built up over the years.

New Zealand is highly exposed to the flow-on effects from the global chip shortage.

Kiwis tend to buy either devices at the high end of the market, or low price phones.

Law enforcement agencies have long protested widely available strong encryption.

Applying passphrases to computing has created an unwieldy nightmare for us.

Scandal a warning to everybody that you cannot blindly trust computers and software.

New Zealand should not rely on gentle diplomacy - or being left off many a world map.

Browser tracking tool has been greeted with industry suspicion.

You might wonder what's Pro about smartphones. Easy: it's their camera systems.

It's tedious and painful to repeat the mistakes of the past when we have the tools not to.

There's a surprise in the latest CERT NZ cyber threat numbers.

A lot to unpack in terms of technology and business models.

Recent exploitation of Microsoft Exchange Server vulnerabilities are as bad as it gets.

If you have kids, they're going to school where you work and live.

New broadband option is bound to tempt some users.

After knocking them dead worldwide for years with mobiles, Nokia lost the plot.

Does next-gen Wi-Fi 6 make a difference?

"Patched vaccines" hold out hope for quicker updates to keep on top of virus mutations.

It's hard to see CovidCards offering anything over and above the CovidTracer app.

No more incoherent craziness and untruths from Trump.

Technology columnist Juha Saarinen gives a lowdown on Vodafone's latest offer.

Selfies probably aren't a good idea when you're trying to overthrow the government.

There are some alarming, details around the hacks.

New regulations set to shake-up cryptocurrencies in 2021.

It wouldn't be the dying days of 2020 without a stunning hack attack.

Ambitious project said to cost $705 million.

Power of AWS' cloud-based tool suggests a space where NZ has missed a trick.

Sony's noise-cancel tech a must have for enduring the pandemic.

New tech a step above prior gen when light fades.

Why this "brain transplant" is so critical.

Being not yet able to utilise full power of UFB network nice problem to have.

Astronomers and skygazers might be disappointed, but good news for broadband customers.

iPhone 12's next-gen system solid but tech needed to unleash it still in pipeline.

Advances in graphics processing big deal for anyone in games, video and the like.

Claws out over latest royalty bid.

Loophole means director's ID lets holder change company registration data online.

Facial recognition failing to 'see' darker people risks horrific legal consequences.

There's never a dull moment keeping an eye on multi-billionaire geek Elon Musk is up to.

Extorting site owners with DDoS attacks like it's the early 2000s.

COMMENT: Some hard questions need to be asked for rather obvious reasons.

New satellites can take fast internet to all — but is it worth cost of clogged sky?

Samsung has taken a fairly moderate approach with the Note 20 Ultra.

Everyone loses as tensions ratchet higher.

That technology is creating a criminal class out of the young is something to worry about.

Another week, another famous name falls prey to cyber attack.

Attack seems trivial but social sites live and have vast reach.

We're going to hear a lot more about "CopTech" over the coming years.

The Covid-19 pandemic has brought on a change in the way we do meetings.

What could possibly go wrong if you take an AI and feed it with decades of legal data?

Trying out some 5G capable handsets.