The UN says Australia violated human rights law, but it’s unlikely to change the way we treat refugees
The United Nations Human Rights Committee has ruled that Australia breached international human rights law by…
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Coal likely to go away even without EPA’s power plant regulations
A backstop That said, the team behind the analysis argues that, depending on other factors, the…
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Here’s how hucksters are manipulating Google to promote shady Chrome extensions
The people overseeing the security of Google’s Chrome browser explicitly forbid third-party extension developers from trying…
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hMPV may be spreading in China. Here’s what to know about this virus – and why it’s not cause for alarm
Five years on from the first news of COVID, recent reports of an obscure respiratory virus…
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How to end the conflict in eastern DRC? | Inside Story
M23 fighters are advancing in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo.They’ve taken two towns in as…
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Appeals court blocks FCC’s efforts to bring back net neutrality rules
“The key here is not whether Broadband Internet Service Providers utilize telecommunications; it is instead whether…
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Unlocking the past: how NZ’s first jail tells a complex story of colonial identity
New Zealand’s first jail was a simple affair, just a symmetrical four-roomed log building, built in…
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Power company hid illegal crypto mine that may have caused outages
But Russia presumably gets no taxes on illegal crypto mining, and power outages can be costly…
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Tech worker movements grow as threats of RTO, AI loom
It feels like tech workers have caught very few breaks over the past several years, between…
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Reminder: Donate to win swag in our annual Charity Drive sweepstakes
How it works Donating is easy. Simply donate to Child’s Play using a credit card or…
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Without clean water, Pacific Islanders turn to sugary drinks. Tackling this could reduce obesity
One in two people in the Pacific Islands is classified as overweight (with a body mass…
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Assessing Misconfigurations at Scale with Falcon Exposure Management
As most security teams know, vulnerabilities often steal the limelight with sensational headlines and zero-day exploits….
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AI will continue to grow in 2025. But it will face major challenges along the way
In 2024, artificial intelligence (AI) continued taking large and surprising steps forward. People started conversing with…
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CrowdStrike Named a Leader in 2024 GigaOm Radar for Container Security
Perfect Scores in Key Categories The categories in which CrowdStrike received a 5/5 rating are: Integrated…
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Amazon facing strike threats as Senate report details hidden widespread injuries
In his report, Sanders noted that Amazon is much too big to be held accountable by…
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Don’t use crypto to cheat on taxes: Bitcoin bro gets 2 years
A bitcoin investor who went to increasingly great lengths to hide $1 million in cryptocurrency gains…
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Grattan on Friday: Dutton’s nuclear policy would have coal-fired power stations operating for a lot longer
A Dutton government would keep coal working hard for much longer under its nuclear policy, while…
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News bargaining incentive: the latest move in the government’s ‘four-dimensional chess’ battle with Meta
The federal government has revealed a new bargaining chip in the gamble to bring big tech…
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Big tech firms like Meta forced to pay for news, under Albanese government’s ‘news bargaining incentive’ charge
Big tech companies would have to either do deals with news organisations to help fund journalism…
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5 Key Data Protection Challenges and How to Overcome Them
Organizations understand their sensitive data is everywhere — and adversaries are after it. Data protection solutions…
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Anthony Albanese to promise three days subsidised child care without an activity test
Anthony Albanese will promise a re-elected Labor government would guarantee three days of subsidised child care…
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Cloud Logs: The Unsung Heroes of Detection and Response
These logs provide deep visibility into the resource and service layers of cloud environments, enabling security…
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The human right to science is 76 years old. It’s a reminder for us all to be more curious
Signed exactly 76 years ago today, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights is the world’s most…
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At first glance, Australia’s new treaty with Nauru seems to be a win-win. But questions remain
At first blush, today’s announcement that Australia and Nauru have signed a security treaty offers something…
