Google sends antitrust regulators its proposed fixes to compile with shopping results antitrust order
AlphaBay and Hansa were together responsible for the trading of hundreds of thousands of illegal commodities
What's in a name? Colourful former security tycoon reaches settlement with Intel over use of his name
American government reportedly intervenes in Apple's appeal against huge tax penalty levelled by EU last year
The Information Commissioner's Office is taking a hard-line against nuisance calls
US regulator claims website attack, hours after British comedian urges people to protest against rule change
Error 53 row continues. Apple accused of 'bricking' iPhones, if cracked screens were fixed by third parties
Good causes doesn't excuse misuse of personal data says ICO, as it fines charities for 'wealth screening'
Russian developer of banking trojan that stole more than £400m, faces lengthy stint in American jail
SFO probe leads to conviction of four men involved in bank fraud to fund fibre cables through sewers
A top security expert with Kaspersky Lab arrested in connection with treason investigation
Peter Lewis faces three and a half years in prison for accepting corrupt payments
Liberty wants to put the core parts of the Investigatory Powers Act to the legal test
Digital technology should play an increasingly significant role to help British police tackle crime, says new report
Teenager TalkTalk hacker has iPhone confiscated, as a second teenager pleads guilty to ISP attack
Hackers have looted sensitive trade secrets from a German conglomerate in latest damaging data breach
Experts discuss safeguarding against drones that pose increasing threats to prisons, airports and public safety
The Korean tech giant wins this round of patent disputes against Cupertino
How to get around the problem of a locked smartphone? Just ambush the criminal when he is using it. Simples
Red faces at Euro cops after sensitive terror data is found online by Dutch TV programme
Politicians want the Government to make it illegal for touts to use computer software to harvest tickets as soon as…
A second group of privacy campaigners join legal challenge to US-European Privacy Shield agreement
The Investigatory Power Tribunal found the government’s digital snooping activities to be a breach of the European Convention of Human…
The government’s ’digital by default’ missive is being levied at the justice system
Tech and media compaines throw Microsoft their support of a gagging lawsuit fight with the US government
Megaupload's Kim Dotcom wants New Zealand court appeal against extradition to be live streamed
Twitter suspends 360,000 accounts for 'promotion of terrorism', but warns there is no magic algorithm to ID suspects
Just days after damaging data breach at Sage, police confirm arrest of staffer at Heathrow airport
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