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GitHub has finally fixed a high severity security flaw reported to it by Google Project Zero more than three months ago.
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The bug affected GitHub's Actions feature – a developer workflow automation tool – that Google ProjectRead more: GitHub fixes 'high severity' security flaw spotted by Google
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Google has decided to extend Chrome support for Windows 7 for another six months beyond its original plan in order to give customers more time if their Windows 10 migration plans were delayed by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Read more: Windows 7 and Chrome: Google just extended support by six months
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Google has decided to extend Chrome support for Windows 7 for another six months beyond its original plan in order to give customers more time if their Windows 10 migration plans were delayed by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Read more: Using Chrome on Windows 7? Google just gave you another six months of support
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Read more: OAIC has fielded zero complaints and received no reported COVIDSafe breaches
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Monash University and Alfred Hospital are developing an artificial intelligence-based system to improve the way superbugs are diagnosed, treated, and prevented. According to Monash University professor of digital health Christopher Bain, infections from superbugs kill 700,000 people...
Read more: Monash University and The Alfred to develop AI-based superbug detection system
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The fallout from the new rules[1] surrounding Australian domain names has already started, even though the rules do not begin until April.
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Webcentral announced on Friday it was exiting its Netalliance "drop catching"Read more: New Australian domain rules see Webcentral flog off drop catching business
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The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) on Monday announced that four of Australia's e-commerce businesses have voluntarily committed to protecting consumers from unsafe goods sold online after signing the Australian Product Safety Pledge[1].
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Read more: E-commerce retailers in Australia voluntarily pledge to improve product safety online
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Read more: Living with COVID-19 creates a privacy dilemma for us all
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