Crypto jacking, the unauthorised use of someone else's computing resources to mine crypto-currency, has replaced ransomware as the number one threat for consumers and enterprises, says Simon Bryden, consulting system engineer at Fortinet. FULL STORY >

The South African Reserve Bank (SARB) launched the report on Project Khokha. FULL STORY >

The notebook maker gave attendees at Computex 2018 a brief look at its new Yoga Book, with a full reveal expected later this year. FULL STORY >

The next Assassin's Creed game is set in Greece, with developer Ubisoft teasing its debut at E3 2018 later this month. FULL STORY >

The Chinese company's latest flagship phone features a screen notch, with an Explorer Edition and SE version of the device available too. FULL STORY >

The short saga between Consumer Reports and Tesla appears to have ended, with the former now endorsing the Model 3 following a recent update. FULL STORY >

Julie Tregurtha, head of Database & Data Management at SAP Africa, unpacks how businesses should look at closing the gap between open-source and enterprise-ready. FULL STORY >

Designed to help manufacturers build less expensive AR and VR offerings, Qualcomm debuts its new XR1 chipset. FULL STORY >

The alloy has successfully repaired holes that have been punched into it. FULL STORY >

The race to the cloud continues as South Africa is slowly transforming into a digital economy. Andrew Cruise, CEO, Routed, a cloud infrastructure provider, says that South Africa’s cloud maturity levels are still lower... FULL STORY >

Businesses around the world continue to be plagued by a high number of security breaches. The larger the business, and the more confidential data it houses, the bigger the risk. FULL STORY >

The release of Telltale's highly popular narrative game has been pushed back, with it set to land sometime next year. FULL STORY >

Unfortunately, you would have to collect a number of little golden rings before you can slip a pair of these on your feet. FULL STORY >

BlackBerry releases teaser video for its upcoming KEY2 device, with it sporting QWERTY keyboard and dual camera setup. FULL STORY >

The follow up to the Essential Phone is being ditched, according to reports, with the company also up for sale. FULL STORY >