We’ve looked at 283 Android VPN apps, investigating a wide range of security and privacy features. Alarmingly, we’ve uncovered 18 per cent of the apps failed to encrypt users’ traffic and 38 per cent injected malware or malvertising – software designed to damage or gain access to the users’ information. The very reason users install these apps – to protect their data – is the very function they are not performing.
Both Android and Apple have many apps tailored to sufferers of mental health issues, but are smartphones the way forward?
One of the things we do best is to make sense of data. We’ve just created the world’s first NVIDIA DGX-1 HPC cluster for deep learning.
Our Energy Use Data Model (EUDM) is lighting up the Australian energy data landscape.
Our hub in Chile is nurturing some exciting up and coming research talent. Meet Alfredo, Gabriella, and Nicolas.
We took advantage of the friendship paradox and big data from social media to create ‘Dox’, an app that helps you find out ‘the happs’.
1,139 registered attendees, 78 booths and a legion of scientists and engineers ready to explain why our future depends on data; it’s fair to say Australia’s largest digital research innovation group, Data61, was launched in style last week.
Meet our latest supercomputer Ruby, an SGI UV3000 named after Australia’s pioneering radio astronomer Ruby Payne-Scott.
You think you’ve got a difficult Easter egg hunt this year? We’re searching for EMU eggs in about 70 million galaxies – it’s going to be some egg-hausting work.