MSHTA abuse helps malware hide in Windows processes
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HP launches AI-powered PCs in Australia for work & play
Australian buyers now have access to HP's new AI-enabled PCs, with premium models starting at AUD $2,899 and topping out at AUD $6,500.
Square AI launched in Australia for small businesses
Small firms could save hours on admin as the free assistant turns sales data into plain-language answers inside Square's platform.
Afterpay Arena deal to reshape Sydney venue payments
The five-year deal could ease upfront costs for fans and boost spending on tickets, food and merchandise at one of Australia's busiest arenas.
Australia's late business payments hit six-year high
Cash-flow strain is deepening as overdue invoices and tax debts rise, with smaller firms hardest hit by higher rates and costs.
Australian businesses warned over ClickFix attacks
Many small firms cannot block the attack with email or antivirus tools because it tricks staff into running malicious commands themselves.
Simplifi expands into Australia with human support
The New Zealand software group is targeting sectors hit by labour shortages and compliance risks as it builds a local team through 2026.
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