Why this Google Docs phishing attack is particularly sneaky
If you've received an invitation to join a shared Google Doc that you weren't expecting, you might want to steer clear of it. It's probably a phishing scam that could compromise your account.
Facebook hiring 3000 to monitor live video violence
​Facebook is nearly doubling the number of workers it employs to monitor Facebook Live video feeds, in an attempt to catch violent streams before they spread across the network.
Facebook raking in $1 billion a week this year
Facebook's main social network is still driving sales growth, even as executives seek to temper investor exuberance.
Is Microsoft Windows 10 S for students the next Windows RT flop?
A "full" version of Windows which only lets you install Microsoft-approved apps, Windows 10 S will be a hard sell for some parents.
Entering the 'golden age of espionage' for hackers
Nations across the globe are pouring money into cyber espionage units allowing smaller nations to close the espionage gap without satellites or tech muscle.
Apple can't ignore Microsoft's slick, new laptop
Microsoft has already cracked the professional and creative markets.Now it's chasing another category many believe is Apple's to lose: the A$1,300 laptop for everyone.
In elections, tech vies to fight fake news
Computer scientists, tech giants and start-ups are using sophisticated algorithms and reams of online data to quickly – and automatically – spot fake news faster than traditional fact-checking groups can.
Pokemon Go player faces years in Russian jail
Amnesty International called Sokolovsky a "prisoner of conscience" and criticised the Russian government for detaining the blogger.
Tech giants making all the rules this week
The companies have vast networks of complementary products that feed off one another to generate more sales, making it ever harder for competitors to keep up.
Learning from the soon-to-be richest man on Earth
What are the lessons that every business – and investor for that matter – can learn from Jeff Bezos? Here are five of the most important.
Theft of new Netflix season portends a TV crisis
Hacking group is now threatening to release shows by four other networks unless the networks' pay a ransom.
Google's Chrome ramping up warnings when you visit insecure websites
Google's Chrome web browser is stepping up alerts when you use sites missing that all-important HTTPS security padlock designed to stop online eavesdropping.
Facebook Messenger big deal for Aussie business
Australian companies are the biggest users of Messenger globally, said Stan Chudnovsky, head of product for messaging at Facebook.
Twitter finally gives backers something to tweet about
Against all odds, Twitter is turning itself around.
Apple surges as investors bet on new iPhones
As investors pour in, Apple's shares have closed at $US143.65, up nearly 60 per cent from last May's trough.
Facebook 'must pay to police internet' or face fines
SOCIAL media firms may be forced to pay for the cost of policing digital crimes and should be fined if they do not quickly censor illegal posts, under plans published by a parliamentary committee today (Monday).
'It didn't have to be this way, Netflix': Hacker's taunt
A hacker or hackers who claim to have stolen unreleased television shows from several major networks shared the coming season of the Netflix series Orange Is the New Black after the streaming service failed to meet its ransom requests.
The war on fake news will be lost whilst the phrase is meaningless
One person's fake news is another's explosive revelation, so how can Google, Facebook and others cut to the truth of the matter?
For Microsoft, Surface loses but Windows wins
It has always been part of Microsoft's Surface strategy to release flagship models that goad the rest of the PC industry.