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'Kicked in the head twice': Patronscan system in use as violence raises

The Patronscan technology is increasingly common overseas and in Australia.

Rocket Lab wins Mars contract

The firm now has three interplanetary missions in its pipeline.

Juha Saarinen: How we created the ransomware monster

Ransomware is already a lucrative industry.

Biden turns the screws on Huawei

Move comes as the Chinese telecommunications giant suffers more knockbacks in NZ.

The rise of cybercrime and NZ's fragmented response

New Zealand's response to online crime is not cohesive and victims rarely get justice.

Mooven on up: Traffic disruption management startup raises $5m

The answer to a certain breakfast radio host's prayers.

Bitcoin and encryption: A race between criminals and the FBI

New York Times: FBI scored two big victories, but criminals may still have the upper hand.

Kiwi aqua bike maker reveals IPO plans, vaccine frustration

Hamilton startup will list on the ASX in 18 to 24 months.

Inside story: Jake Bezzant's 10-month stint as a tech CEO

PLUS: Controversial ex-National candidate quits new business venture.

High profile hacks drive Palo Alto Networks' business, with Sir John Key onboard

Cocky ransomware gangs are adopting corporate helpdesk tactics.

GameStop raids Amazon for new CEO and CFO

GameStop hopes the Amazon pair will aid in its much anticipated digital turnaround.

'History': El Salvador adopts bitcoin as legal tender

Cryptocurrencies are bouncing back after the nation's congress voted in favour.

What to know about the newest iPhone and Android software

New York Times: A look at the highlights of the new mobile operating systems.

Unlimited broadband arrives for rural areas

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

Straker's plan for $25m war chest

Translation firm offers bullish guidance.

Sky TV hooks up with Disney to lure broadband customers

Pay-TV provider and Magic Kingdom back in bed. What's behind the machinations.