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Stephane Chazelas: the man who found the web's 'most dangerous' internet security bug

It was a bug that lurked in software found on hundreds of millions of devices for 21 years, leaving them vulnerable to hackers, who may have known of its existence.

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Terror laws clear Senate, enabling entire Australian web to be monitored and whistleblowers to be jailed

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BEN GRUBB 10:39am | Australian spies will soon have the power to monitor the entire Australian internet with just one warrant, and journalists and whistleblowers will face up to 10 years' jail for disclosing classified information.

Hackers exploit 'Shell Shock' bug with worms in early attacks

Shell shock: hackers have begun taking advantage of a new bug.

Jim Finkle 2:18pm | Hackers have begun exploiting the newly identified "Shell Shock" computer bug, using fast-moving worm viruses to scan for vulnerable systems and then infect them, researchers have warned.

Pollen app will track hayfever in the ACT

Hayfever alert: the new app will let Canberrans know pollen levels.

FLETA PAGE 3:54pm | A mobile app tracking and forecasting pollen levels in Canberra has been released by the Australian National University, designed to help hayfever and asthma sufferers, who can in turn contribute to national research by using it.

Apple issues iOS update after pulling buggy version that left some unable to make calls

Apple has released iOS 8.0.2 to address a previously buggy update.

Brandon Bailey 4:28pm | Apple's response to a high-profile gaffe involving its iPhone software may be more important than the glitch itself.

FBI director slams Apple over iPhone encryption

Craig Timberg 8:29am | James Comey criticises Apple and Google for developing forms of smartphone encryption so secure it can't be cracked.

Apple responds to bending iPhone 6 reports

A screengrab from an iPhone 6 Plus bend test video on YouTube.

Lance Ulanoff 2:25pm | Apple has finally responded to reports of iPhone 6 Plus smartphones reportedly bending in their owners' pockets.

Apple's design credentials questioned over iPhone 6 'Bend-gate'

8:35am | Apple has positioned its new smartphone as "pushing the edge of design".

CSIRO scientists Graeme Moad, San Thang and Ezio Rizzardo named as Nobel prize contenders

CSIRO researchers Dr Ezio Rizzardo and Dr San Thang are this year's Nobel Prize contenders.

Bridie Smith, Science Editor | Three Australian scientists have been named among an elite group considered Nobel prize contenders, based on the impact of their research.

Hands on: iOS 8 keyboards

Apple's iPhone 6 sports a larger 4.7-inch display, with iOS8 finally lets you change the keyboard.

ADAM TURNER 12:56pm | With bigger screens on the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus, Apple has finally opened the door to third-party keyboards like Swype.

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