Internet

Thousands of New Zealanders may have been caught up in a massive online data breach connected to Nitro PDF software.

The election was done and dusted weeks ago, but this week the advertising watchdog ruled another online election campaign ad was misleading. Mediawatch asks the Advertising Standards Authority: is the…

New Zealand's tech sector has defied the economic downturn unleashed by the Covid-19 pandemic with strong revenue, export, labour and investment growth.

A ministry hamstrung during the Covid lockdown by its lack of up-to-date laptops has spent almost $5 million buying new ones and the means to run them.

A police stocktake triggered by a controversial trial of facial recognition technology has revealed what law enforcement is adding to its digital armoury.

The long-running legal battle involving Kim Dotcom has been left unresolved by a Supreme Court ruling issued today.

Telecommunications lines company Chorus has taken a swipe at the Commerce Commission's decision on how to calculate future pricing of the ultrafast-fibre broadband network (UFB).

A Twitter bot has been working to find and combat abusive tweets aimed at female candidates in the New Zealand elections.

An internet security watchdog is warning people carrying out financial transactions online that there has been a sudden surge in malware attacks.

A US Senate hearing to reform an internet law and hold tech companies accountable for how they moderate content quickly turned into a political scuffle.