Internet

Ellie Jay reviews I Spy and Smokescreen.  Audio

The personal details of 2.4 million people around the world - including 800 New Zealanders - have been collected by a Chinese company linked to Beijing's intelligence networks.

The information was… Audio

Zhenhua Data has collected information on 2.4 million people around the world - including 730 New Zealanders. Canberra-based cybersecurity firm Internet 2.0 received the leaked files, and Kathryn… Audio

We speak to journalist and filmmaker David Farrier about how quickly someone can change their thinking about conspiracy theories. Audio

Parents and caregivers are being urged to keep their children off social media after footage of a man dying by suicide went viral on TikTok.

The social media platform has been attempting to remove… Audio

Former Wikipedian at large, Mike Dickison, has revived his role as roving Wiki editor to make sure the West Coast is represented accurately and in full in the online encyclopedia. He speaks to Jesse… Audio

The New Zealand stock exchange suffered trading halts last week, as five days of distributed denial-of-service attacks took its website offline.

Other websites - including RNZ's - as well as Stuff… Audio

The latest survey of New Zealanders’ media habits shows more people are turning to offshore-owned online entertainment platforms while engagement with most local media has fallen. 

The NZX suffered trading halts last week and disruption yesterday for a fifth day, after denial of service attacks took its website offline.

Andrew Little, the Minister overseeing the country's spy… Audio

All eyes will be on the NZX today, with expectations that strengthened systems and back-up measures will hold firm against any further cyber attacks.

The stock exchange suffered trading halts last… Audio

NZ businesses are being warned to batten down the hatches as cyber criminals expand their targets after taking down the stock exchange for the fifth consecutive trading day.

Two media outlets, RNZ… Audio

New Zealand is powering on towards a digital future, in the face of a new report that reveals unexpectedly high numbers of people who don't have access to internet services.  Audio

How many times have you made a rushed purchase online because you've been alerted to the fact that other people are making the same purchase? This is often due to 'dark matters.' Mohawk Media's Helen… Audio

Schools in particular are desperate to get their students online and Auckland is facing this issue for a second time in lockdown. Greg Pierce is the Principal of Aorere College in Papatoetoe. First Up… Audio