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"The fact their sites are back online means they are, again, ready for business and have targets in mind.">>

"Apple is aware of a report that this issue may have been actively exploited," the company states.>>

The vulnerabilities currently putting Azure customers at risk are just the latest in a staggering number of crippling threats in internet software.>>

The Focus 3 is certainly a very capable VR headset that’s easy to set up and comfortable to wear.>>

VMworld is back for 2021. Hear from VMware executives, partners and customers, as well as special guests Michael J. Fox and Will Smith, who invite you to do one simple thing: “Imagine That!” Register now.>>

Upgrades to the app include new audio clips pronouncing 24,000 words in te reo Māori, as well as the ability to filter results by idioms, phrases, proverbs and loan words.>>

Mario Golf: Super Rush is a great option that will keep kids entertained for a few hours while also having a high replayability factor. >>

The new research digs deeper into two converging trends: The Hybrid Paradox and The Great Reshuffle.>>

“It is now up to global businesses and their leaders to continue building resilience into our operations.">>

Easy to get into but difficult to master, the 2022 American Football game looks amazing and is a lot of fun to play.>>

Project AI Off Earth will focus on the cutting edge of innovation in space.>>

"It is necessary to publicly acknowledge the steps being taken by the Bank, to provide assurance to the public that these issues are being addressed," says Commissioner.>>

Microsoft today pushed software updates to plug security gaps in its Windows software and related products.>>

“Each one of these open instances is a data breach event waiting to happen and can pose critical business, legal and regulatory risks if they happen.">>

A corporate reorganisation proposes Amazon Web Services NZ Ltd will replace Amazon Web Services, Inc. >>