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Microsoft warns enterprises of new ‘dependency confusion’ attack technique
New “dependency confusion” technique, also known as a “substitution attack,” allows threat actors to sneak malicious code inside private code repositories by registering internal library names on public package indexes.
Indo-Pacific tech sector ‘ripe for investment’ and cyber defence cooperation: Research
Reports for the new Quad Tech Network say nations need to develop a long-term vision for technology, but that Australia is underperforming in research output and advanced digital skills.
Satechi’s new tiny double-sided wireless charger can top up your Apple Watch or AirPods
Satechi has launched a double-sided charger that can wirelessly charge an Apple Watch or AirPods — but not both at once — while hopefully saving you from the added clutter of extra cables. The Satechi USB-C Watch AirPods Charger features a Qi charging pad shaped like an AirPods Pro charging […]
Apple will replace these MacBook Pro batteries for free if they don’t charge past one percent
Apple has launched a new, free battery replacement program for 2016 and 2017 MacBook Pros that won’t charge past one percent. The issue affects “a very small number of customers,” according to Apple.
Oracle teams up with Canberra Data Centres to further government reach
It will operate the ‘Oracle Dedicated Region Cloud@Customer’ out of the top secret-level facilities in the nation’s capital.
Microsoft issues green light for Windows 10 2004. (But what’s the point?)
The company has signaled to commercial customers that Windows 10 2004, the the May 2020 feature upgrade, is reliable enough to widely deploy.
Hyundai is getting serious about building a ‘walking car’ with four legs
Who needs an Apple car when you’ve got one with four legs? Hyundai, which recently acquired a controlling stake in robot maker Boston Dynamics, rolled out a new version of its four-legged “walking car” concept that it first unveiled in 2019.
Apple will let Super Healthy Kids have a pear (shaped logo) after all
Last August, the routine story of a trademark opposition captured the world’s imagination, when Apple declared that Super Healthy Kids (yes, that’s the real name of a company) shouldn’t be allowed to trademark its pear logo because it might “cause dilution of the distinctiveness” of Apple’s own famous fruit-shaped intellectual […]