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Josh building some custom brackets
Joshua Barrath

Building a wireless network for CCTV

Had some fun at the Clay Target club for JJ,s 10th year working for us on Friday afternoon with a awesome team!

Farm gate cameras Solar install

Telkom's new LIT explained

Telkom internet has launched its new LIT data offering,with LIT you wont use any of the data that comes with your monthly plan to stream music or video or so Telkom claims.
The minimum Telkom package required for free video streaming Freeme 5gb costs R299 a month.

The fine print
A Fair Usage Policy (FUP) of 50GB will be allocated per month for free. The FUP
allocation will be forfeited at the end of the same month.
The 50GB is only limited to stream standard definition video of 360p resolution from
the participating OTT video providers
Once the 50GB of data has been depleted, then data consumed from the participating
OTT video providers will be deducted from customer’s FreeMe inclusive data
A 24 month contract is required

https://secure.telkom.co.za/today/shop/plan/telkom-lit_2017/

https://secure.telkom.co.za/today/shop/personal/plan/free-me-5-gb/?ajax=1
https://www.telkom.co.za/today/media/downloads/Terms_and_Conditions_for_LIT_Music_and_LIT_Video.pdf

Telkom Web Site

http://www.cnbc.com/2017/06/27/reuters-america-factbox-companies-hit-by-global-ransomware-attack-on-june-27.html

FACTBOX-Companies hit by global ransomware attack on June 27 June 27- A global ransomware attack on Tuesday hit computers at Russia's biggest oil company, Ukraine's international airport, global shipping firm A.P. Russia's top oil producer Rosneft said its servers had been hit been a large-scale cyber attack but its oil production was unaffected. Russia's cen...

Mondelez (Cadbury) hit by new Ransomware

The 'Petya' cyber attack is affecting major companies around the world.

The ransomware, which is being likened to WannaCry, which crippled the NHS in May, initially attacked businesses in Ukraine, but has spread to more countries, including Russia and the UK.

It's locking users out of their computers, and demanding a payment of $300 in Bitcoin from them.

However, experts have warned against paying the ransom, as doing so could encourage similar attacks in the future.

http://www.fin24.com/Tech/Gadgets/everything-you-should-know-about-the-nokia-3310-landing-in-sa-20170529-2

Everything you should know about the Nokia 3310 landing in SA In a surprise move, HMD – the new home of Nokia mobile phones announced the availability of the highly anticipated 3310 in South Africa, on Monday.