Did the FBI really outsource a cyber attack on the dark net? Tor alleges the Feds paid a US university…
Significant hack of Securus comprimises over 70 million records of prison phone calls
Hack compromised the details of 'only' 157,000 customers, not four million as originally thought
Theresa May admits British spooks have been bulk collecting phone data and email records since 2001
Police arrest fourth TalkTalk hack suspect as Committee of MPs announces launch of formal investigation
EU Parliament calls for protection of NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden and clampdown on data transfers to the US
Authorities raid homes across Europe of users of Android smartphone tracking malware DroidJack
US Secretary of Commerce claims that a refined Safe Harbour deal will pacify European data worries
“Don't panic” ICO tells British firms after data sharing deal with US is torpedoed by top Euro court
Office for National Statistics’ move to incorporate cyber crime into official crime statistics long overdue, says certification body APMG
Sony agrees £5m settlement with staff after devastating Sony Pictures hack, allegedly by North Korea
Tech firms voice opposition to US bill amid concerns about data privacy and ‘collateral damage’ to third parties
Intel shines a light on murky underworld of the cybercrime economy, where stolen data is regularly brought and sold
Apple may have to dip into its $203bn cash pile to pay for infringing university patent
Creep alert. Stefan Rigo hacked webcams using BlackShades malware and spied on couples having sex
Technology, legal and privacy experts explain full implications of the ECJ's decision to suspend the Safe Harbour data sharing agreement…
European court decision against Slovakian property website could have far reaching consequences
Former Autonomy boss Mike Lynch seeking damages from HP a following "damaging" statements
“Protect our data” demand consumers, as the ICO watchdog receives record number of complaints
Bad news for lawyers. Peace breaks out after years of patent disputes between Microsoft and Google
Where do you store your cloud data, and can the US government access it? Many executives simply unaware, says Zettabox's…
Potential world of hurt for Facebook and others after AG says data sharing deal with US is invalid
Legal expert to offer his opinion on whether EU Safe Habour data sharing agreement is binding
No escape from the long arm of the law? Extradition hearing for Kim Dotcom begins in Auckland
Absolute's Stephen Midgley tells us how businesses can cope best when dealing with a data breach
DD4BC gang threatens businesses with DDoS attack unless they cough up £8,000 worth of Bitcoins
Redmond's Cloud data sovereignty fight with the US government continues, as the two sides return to court
End of the free-for-all? Search warrant now required for devices that track mobile phone locations
Police website knocked offline for several hours following denial-of-service attack
Companies meeting in London to discuss ways to tackle online child sexual exploitation