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Stephen Withers is one of Australia¹s most experienced IT journalists. He covers the gamut from gadgets to enterprise systems.

Before going freelance, Stephen held staff positions at PC Week Australia, Australian MacUser and Australian Personal Computer.

In previous lives he has been an academic, a systems programmer, an IT support manager, and an online services manager. Stephen holds an honours degree in Management Sciences and a PhD in Industrial and Business Studies.

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Pure makes storage even more as a service, and adds data resilience as a service

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By Stephen Withers Verified
| iTWire Verified
All-flash storage specialist Pure Storage will pay power and rack space costs for Evergreen//One storage as a service (STaaS) and Evergreen//Flex subscribers, has added new service level commitments to Evergreen customers, and introduced Pure Protect disaster recovery as a service.
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Wider regional role for New Relic's Leonidas

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By Stephen Withers Verified
| iTWire Verified
Observability specialist New Relic has promoted Jason Leonidas to the role of vice president for the South Pacific region. "The formation of the South Pacific Region represents a significant strategic pillar for the New Relic business in Asia-Pacific moving forward, and brings together the maturity of our ANZ business and the high growth potential of our vibrant ASEAN market," said New Relic APJ senior vice president Kris Day.
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Beware of YouTube stream-jacking: Bitdefender

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By Stephen Withers Verified
| iTWire Verified
Security specialist Bitdefender warns of a rapid increase in YouTube stream-jacking attacks that involve either re-directing followers of a popular channel or taking full control of it. The goal of the stream-jackers is usually to trick viewers into sending cryptocurrency. In channel impersonation attacks, the criminals set up YouTube livestream pop-ups in followers' feeds that promote generally the same content as the real channel.
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