Elon Musk lost his temper this week and let off a stream of furious tweets—after an academic suggested that maybe billionaires don't earn their fortunes without outside help. Robert Reich, a professor at the University of California, shared a video claiming Musk…
EE customers in the UK are experiencing blackspots meaning they are unable to make calls or use data. Reports began to emerge on DownDetector from around 7.30am this morning, 23rd of September, as users began to experience problems. The site, which tracks…
These pictures of a luminous Australian highway can be mistaken for something out of the sci-fi movie Tron. Images of the glow-in-the-dark lane markings, spanning across a one-kilometre stretch of highway in southeast Victoria, went viral on social media this month, with nearly 100,000…
A great white shark fitted with GPS tracker drew a ‘self-portrait’ in the Atlantic Ocean. The 13-foot apex predator, named Breton, was the first shark to be tagged during and expedition to Nova Scotia by the charity OCEARCH in 2020. Whenever he…
Tesla is recalling almost 1.1 million vehicles in the US because the windows can pinch a person’s fingers when being rolled up. The automatic window reversal system may not react correctly after detecting an obstruction, Tesla said in documents posted on Thursday…
Optus’ announcement on Thursday that a hacker had breached its systems, exposing the personal information of millions, was not tidy. The company had no details of how the hacker got in, who they were, or what they wanted and those unknowns are…
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Optus has confirmed up to 9.8 million customers’ personal details dating as far back as 2017 may have been accessed in a sophisticated cyberattack on the company that could have been executed by a crime gang or even a foreign state. In…
What has happened? Optus detected a cyberattack on its systems on Wednesday. Hackers accessed the data of up to 9 million people, including names, addresses, phone numbers and email addresses for many along with driver’s license numbers and passport numbers for a…