Julian Fell

Every time you pick up your phone, you have to decide what's true and what's fake. And it's getting harder.

The new Starbucks boss gets a jet for his commute — but that's just a sweetener.

The cost of a Big Mac can help us understand the big picture of what's going on with spiralling prices.

Seemingly all at once, millions of computers around the world became unusable and unable to be rebooted, showing what's known in the industry as the "Blue Screen of Death".

House-sitting platforms are connecting sitters and home owners for a fee. But who's responsible when things go wrong?

James Raptis, the media lawyer identified by an ABC investigation as being linked to an AI plagiarism operation, has left his position at Australian Community Media.

The ABC has identified James Raptis, a lawyer at Australian Community Media, as being linked to a series of websites that were stealing – and mangling – stories from other sites.

When an Australian streamer told us she was living off thousands of dollars of fan donations on TikTok, it seemed like a sign of something new happening on social media.

TikTok is turning social media into a popularity contest worth millions, but for some, it has a dark side.

Tony found himself with too much time on his hands at work. What he did next challenges long-held notions of loyalty in the workplace.

Four days after being charged with fraud by the Colorado Securities Commissioner, televangelist Eli Regalado decided to come clean to his supporters.

Australian authorities have confirmed that Aleksandr Gennadievich Ermakov is a member of the Russian hacking syndicate REvil.

The maps and accompanying instructions distributed by Israel to help warn Gaza residents of combat areas have been unclear and contradictory, an ABC analysis shows.

Three outages at major Australian infrastructure providers, all occurring in the past month, have brought our reliance on digital services into focus.

The founder of Binance, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange, pleads guilty to money laundering charges and steps down as CEO.

Australian naval personnel have sustained minor injuries to their ears after being subjected to sonar pulses from a Chinese warship. Here's what you need to know about the technology.

DP World, the port operator hit by a recent cyber attack, was vulnerable to an exploit that has been causing global havoc since July, according to multiple cybersecurity analysts.

Scratch the surface of the Voice referendum results, and a more complicated picture emerges.

Netflix has shuttered its DVD delivery service, triggering co-founder Marc Randolph to revisit the near misses that characterised the company's early days of experimentation and risk-taking.

He's just "a dude on the web", but Troy Hunt has ended up playing an oddly central role in global cybersecurity.

Experts say a combination of factors have led to wildfires in Hawaii claiming 93 lives, putting it in the top five deadliest fires in the 21st century globally and the worst in the island's history.

TikTok is starting a massive recruitment drive for tech workers in Sydney in a move one expert says is linked to concerns over its links with China.

The IQ Complex in Moscow's west has been the target of successive drone strikes in what Russia has called an attempted "terrorist attack".

NASA's giant dish antenna in Canberra is on the lookout for signals from the Voyager 2 spacecraft, after flight controllers accidentally severed communications more than a week ago.

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