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• Ransomware: Hackers took just three days to find this fake industrial network and fill it with (zdnet.com)
  Researchers set up a tempting honeypot to monitor how cyber criminals would exploit it. Then it came under attack.
• The biggest iOS annoyance I want Apple to fix (zdnet.com)
  This iOS annoyance has been plaguing me since I started using the iPhone.
• Microsoft VS Code turns 5: How GitHub, open source, Google made it a hit, reveals creator (zdnet.com)
  VS Code's Erich Gamma details how GitHub, Electron and Chromium helped deliver world's most popular code editor.
• This is what you need to know about Apple's Mac-to-Arm move (zdnet.com)
  Apple's move to Arm processors has been telegraphed for months, but developers are going to have to get ready.
• Windows 10 printer problems: This bug makes USB printer ports vanish, says Microsoft (zdnet.com)
  Microsoft promises fix for Windows 10 glitch that can cause USB printer ports to become unavailable.
• Honeywell, SAP combine on real estate analytics platform (zdnet.com)
  The two companies are aiming to combine operational data, smart data and financial metrics in one dashboard for building operators.
• Let this AI-powered tool build you a better résumé for just $29 (zdnet.com)
  Automatically optimize your resume and land the job of your dreams with Rezi Resume
• Return to the office: Now CIOs face their next big challenge (zdnet.com)
  Having helped organisations make the massive shift to remote working, everything is about to change for the CIO, again.
• New Windows 10 preview drops WSL2 Linux kernel, adds AMD nested virtualization (zdnet.com)
  Microsoft also begins rolling out the Your Phone feature for controlling music apps.
• Cord cutting: Wireless charging hits booming robotics sector (zdnet.com)
  Automation is primed to take off, and it may be flying on a wireless charge.
• Hackers breached A1 Telekom, Austria's largest ISP (zdnet.com)
  A1 needed more than six months to kick the hackers off its network. Whsitleblower claims the intruders were Chinese hackers.
• Father's Day Sale: Up to 20% off Satechi gadgets and gear (zdnet.com)
  A good time to get great deals on some essential tech for the home or office.
• Phishing: Attacks are on the rise and companies are unprepared (zdnet.com)
  The threat of phishing and other email attacks continues to rise - so why aren't businesses training employees to recognise attacks?
• Microsoft discovers cryptomining gang hijacking ML-focused Kubernetes clusters (zdnet.com)
  Attacks targeted Kubeflow servers that left their administration panel exposed on the internet.
• M1, Airbus to pilot 5G for unmanned flights (zdnet.com)
  Conducted on the Singaporean telco's 5G standalone network, the trials will assess whether unmanned aerial vehicles can operate safely and…
• Morrison apologises for 'hurt or harm' in how robo-debt was handled (zdnet.com)
  Australian government remains determined to collect AU$5 billion in debts once the COVID crisis is over.
• AUCloud brings Object Lock-based ransomware protection to Australia (zdnet.com)
  The solution comes from a partnership between Cloudian, VMware, and Veeam, and is targeted towards Australian government customers.
• Amazon expands fulfilment warehouse footprint to Brisbane (zdnet.com)
  It will be the company's fourth fulfilment warehouse in Australia.
• NEC appointed to build Asia Pacific submarine cable (zdnet.com)
  The cable will span 9,400 kilometres and is expected to be completed at the end of 2022.
• Intel launches 4 Tremont and 1 Sunny Cove core Lakefield hybrid processors (zdnet.com)
  Processors with a mix of cores are Intel's latest answer to the low-power chip question.
• Commonwealth to move public prosecution evidence management into the cloud (zdnet.com)
  The SaaS platform will be used for complex criminal prosecutions.
• Archer looks to commercialisation future with graphene-based biosensor tech (zdnet.com)
  The Australian company has developed portable hardware to interface with its biosensor technology, touting progress towards graphene biosen…
• Fixed wireless tower opposition and rocks saw 500 premises bumped onto NBN satellite (zdnet.com)
  NBN details why premises in South Australia were shifted from fixed wireless and fibre to the node onto its satellite service.
• CommScope scores NZ$28m Wi-Fi 6 contract with New Zealand Ministry of Education (zdnet.com)
  The internet connectivity for 2,500 schools will be upgraded under the contract.
• Congress asks Juniper for the results of its 2015 NSA backdoor investigation (zdnet.com)
  Thirteen US government officials ask Juniper to publish the findings of its 2015 investigation.
• Amazon puts one-year moratorium on Rekognition facial recognition technology for police use (zdnet.com)
  Amazon's bet is that the one-year moratorium will give Congress enough time to put a regulatory structure in place for the technology.
• Dell XPS 13 Linux Developer Edition (2020) hands-on: A great laptop for hard-working developers (zdnet.com)
  Like its ancestors before it, the latest Dell 13 Linux Developer Edition is an exceptional programmers' laptop.
• ZDNet Security Update podcast (zdnet.com)
  Senior reporter Danny Palmer interviews cybersecurity experts about the latest cyber attacks, hacking trends and keeping you safe from onli…
• Totvs and SAP lead enterprise software market in Brazil (zdnet.com)
  The Brazilian software firm is favored by small and medium companies with the German giant prevails among larger businesses, according to a…
• Working from home? Your boss has a creepy new way to spy on you (zdnet.com)
  A tech startup is helping employers attach a so-called productivity number to every employee. Is this actually productive?
• What is the Windows 10 Windows Feature Experience Pack? (zdnet.com)
  Once you get the May 2020 Windows 10 update, you also get this new pack, which Microsoft officials oddly won't discuss.
• Google launches Android 11 public beta for Pixel phones: Cranking up your privacy control to, well (zdnet.com)
  You'll probably want to hold off on updating, but here's what you can expect when Android 11 launches later this year.
• Slovak police seize wiretapping devices connected to government network (zdnet.com)
  Slovak police also arrest four people, including the head of the government agency responsible for managing the government network.
• Recharging your car's pandemic-drained battery: Wow, charging tech has sure changed (zdnet.com)
  Smartphone battery innovation has benefited two simple tasks: jump starting and trickle charging car batteries. We take a look at some gadg…
• Jenkins team avoids security disaster after partial user database loss (zdnet.com)
  Loophole caused by deleted user database could have allowed threat actors to hijack the user accounts of Jenkins plugin authors.
• Huawei MateBook X Pro (2020) review: An excellent ultraportable, with a couple of flaws (zdnet.com)
  Huawei's MateBook X Pro (2020) is a high-quality 13.9-inch laptop, but there are issues with the webcam and screen brightness regulation.
• Kingston KC2500 high-performance NVMe PCIe SSDs: Outstanding endurance for desktops, workstations (zdnet.com)
  The KC2500 M.2 NVMe 3D NAND SSD offers outstanding endurance and improves the workflow in desktops, workstations, and high-performance comp…
• Google: Here's how phishing and malware attacks are evolving (zdnet.com)
  Coronavirus-themed phishing lures are still on the rise, particularly in certain geographic locations - but most are being stopped before t…
• Will you be buying an Arm CPU Mac? (zdnet.com)
  Is this just buying time for a dying platform, or is it a new lease of life for the Mac?
• Programming language Go: Microsoft hands VS Code Go extension to Google's Go team (zdnet.com)
  Microsoft is passing the Go programming language extension for the VS Code editor over to Google.
• Making change happen: How to take control of your future (zdnet.com)
  Tonya Hall talks to Jeremy Gutsche, CEO of Trend Hunter, to learn about his most recent book, "Create The Future: Tactics for Disruptive Th…
• Domino Data Lab lands $43 million in funding, launches model monitoring tool (zdnet.com)
  The company, which offers an enterprise data science platform, is adding model monitoring to its stack.
• Windows 10 2004 rollout: We're slowly throttling up availability, says Microsoft (zdnet.com)
  Still haven't been offered Windows 10 version 2004? It might be coming soon to your PC.
• Open source is the key to new management techniques for diabetes patients (zdnet.com)
  Tidepool has persuaded some of the biggest diabetes tech players to start opening up, which could offer diabetics new options.
• AWS certification course bundle deal: Train to become a cloud pro for just $60 (zdnet.com)
  Most businesses turn to Amazon's massive platform.
• A military EDC that lifts up to 45,000 pounds (zdnet.com)
  Synthetic fibers and some old fashioned engineering chops led to this man-packable, mission-critical device.
• Windows 10: Microsoft patches 'important' Windows Group Policy bug reported a year ago (zdnet.com)
  Microsoft fixes a very old bug affecting the Windows Group Policy feature that could let an attacker disable antivirus.
• IBM releases new encryption technology toolkit to developers (zdnet.com)
  IBM's new toolkit aims to give developers easier access to fully homomorphic encryption, a nascent technology with significant promise for…
• Big data: Four ways to make your projects run better (zdnet.com)
  From finding people who can enthuse about the impact of insight to building analytical competency, here’s how you can help your business to…
• AI has a big data problem. Here's how to fix it (zdnet.com)
  Supervised algorithms require lots of data, and often result in shaky predictions. Is it time for the next stage of AI?