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As home-working more than ever exhausts us digitally, maintaining a disciplined routine and actively switching off are key to avoiding screen fatigue.

Cybercriminals exploiting social media platforms rake in over USD $3 billion annually, a study sponsored by Bromium and led by the University of Surrey reveals.

Facebook has banned a digital marketing group in the Philippines from its platform after the agency allegedly violated spam and misrepresentation policies.

Much of the information accessed in the Facebook breach is perfect for cyber criminals planning their next phishing attack.

Google's management was aware of the bug but chose not to share it with the public to avoid scrutiny by regulators.

Social Mapper takes an automated approach to searching popular social media sites for names and pictures of individuals.

Despite the surge of social media and new communication tools, email remains a formidable business tool due to its directness and personalisation potential.

Fraudsters are targeting legitimate social media platforms to create a new type of fraud market – one that has a global reach.

A survey has found the majority believe social media data collection needs to be regulated, despite having little faith in their governments.

Dawson will be joining the Gather Online's board of directors as chairman, working at the company's Sydney-based headquarters.

New Zealanders are questioning how their data is being used online after recent scandals, says InternetNZ CEO Jordan Carter.

Phishing attacks are increasingly targeting social media platforms as cybercriminals adapt their tactics, RiskIQ's Q4 2017 report reveals.

Proofpoint has released the findings from its massive Quarterly Threat Report – some of which are astonishing.

MarketLine asks whether a social media business model based on building popularity before monetisation is fundamentally flawed.

SMBs often find creating groups and participating on social media a good way to gain exposure, but we can't always control how they're used.

Security researchers have discovered a new attack vector, named ImageGate, that embeds malware in image files on social media platforms.

Facebook's Workplace, a business-focused version of its platform, now live, forging global connections within the corporate sphere.

Are we entering an age of idiocracy? Is technology making us stupid? These questions are being raised as online culture continues to evolve.

An new area of innovation is set to rise and rise in importance, especially for video - this is the ability to enhance content.

Microsoft's recent purchase of LinkedIn shows that in a world of smart of machines, content is king and the new code base.