AFL boosts footy fandom with data and machine learning – Software – Storage
The Australian Football League (AFL) has built data visualisations and a machine-learning model to support campaigns by the 18 clubs to grow and retain their…
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Researchers pull plaintext from wi-fi signals for keystroke analysis – Security – Networking
Wi-fi traffic is encrypted, but researchers have found plaintext protocol messages provide enough data for keystroke analysis, enabling the extraction of information like passwords. In…
Oracle sees revenue below estimates – Cloud
Oracle projected current-quarter revenue below Wall Street targets and narrowly missed expectations for the first quarter as a tough economy pressured cloud spending by businesses.…
MGM Resorts shuts down some computer systems – Security
MGM Resorts International has shut down some of its computer systems due to cyber security issues, according to a post on the company’s website. The…
Home Affairs downplays staff code experiments with ChatGPT – Software
Home Affairs says its staff’s seven-odd months of experimentation with ChatGPT were of a “general curiosity” nature, but that the tool wasn’t used to write…
Northern Beaches Council seeking CISO – Training & Development – Security
Sydney’s Northern Beaches Council is looking for its first chief information security officer. Formed by the 2016 amalgamation of Manly, Pittwater and Warringah councils, the…
Google’s search rivals get their day in court – Software
DuckDuckGo, which has long complained that Google’s tactics have made it too tough to get people to use their search engine on a mobile phone,…
Qualcomm to supply Apple with 5G chips until 2026 – Hardware
Qualcomm has signed a new deal with Apple to supply 5G chips to the iPhone maker until at least 2026. Qualcomm is the leading designer…
TAFE NSW rounding out its security leadership – Strategy – Training & Development – Security
TAFE NSW is on the hunt for a director of cyber security, to act as “primary consultant” to chief information security officer Rohan Heyer. The…
Officeworks’ data and analytics investments pay off – Software
Officeworks is using data and analytics to personalise marketing content to individual consumers, act on customer feedback quickly, replenish stock efficiently and price its products…
Swift Networks fined $1.2 million over mining comms work – Networking
Swift Networks was fined $1.2 million by the Federal Court last week over bid rigging of mining communications contracts in Western Australia. In a case…
How to create seamless customer journeys with generative AI – Promoted Content
Before the proliferation of generative artificial intelligence (GAI) tools like ChatGPT, customers had (and still have) high expectations for brands. A recent study found that…