Aussie at centre of global outage storm
A Melbourne man serves as president of the company at the centre of Friday’s global IT meltdown that has knocked out airlines, banks and supermarkets.
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Aussies up in arms over tech outage
Hysterical Aussie shoppers have warned each other to “stock up on toilet paper” as a global tech outage causes chaos at supermarkets across the country.
Major IT outage update: ‘Fix’ deployed
A major computer outage impacting Australia and other nations could soon be resolved after a fix was deployed, CrowdStrike has revealed.
Outage a warning for ‘cyber warfare’
A major tech outage dubbed the “biggest the world has ever seen” could be a “dress rehearsal” for what a cyber terror attack could look like, an expert has warned.
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ASIO won’t name MP who ‘sold out Australia’
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ASIO won’t name MP who ‘sold out Australia’
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Inside footage of sick ‘pig butchering’ scam
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Wild map leaves Aussies raging
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‘No’: Influencer’s ugly clash with librarian
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