Microsoft refuses to hand over customer data to Belgian authorities investigating criminal matter
Child monitoring firm denies massive data leak but admits that it was approached by blackmailers
New hacker collective is snooping on government, civil and military targets in a number of Asian countries
Hack our website, but please not our aeroplanes – the invite from United Airlines to friendly hackers
Two men behind an app that trawls through private photo albums looking for naked selfies face prison sentences
The man in charge of reforming global tax laws warns tech giants to stop “extremely aggressive” tax planning
Right to be forgotten? Probably not, according to figures released by Google
Lesser of two evils? Mozilla admits DRM is not a desirable market solution, but bundles it anyway
Now facing court cases in the UK, Germany and the Netherlands regarding use of patented mobile technologies
American appeals court rules bulk collection of phone records by NSA is illegal, but program still continues
You're nicked! Three members of a gang importing and selling counterfeit Cisco products have been arrested
'Is that it?' asks Mike Lynch as details of HP's allegations against former Autonomy management become public
Sources reveal full list of official Google antitrust complainants, which include British mapping and price comparison sites
Here we go again. US Republicans introduce Bill to extend surveillance elements of the US Patriot Act
Britain's top anti-terrorism policeman launches extraordinary attack on unnamed tech firms
Hamburg courts give Adblock the nod in a "victory for every single Internet user"
What technology polices would each party introduce and how would the tech industry be affected after the next election?
Majority of consumers believe that more regulation is needed to ensure responsible usage of location based data
The Random Darknet Shopper had bought 10 yellow pills containing 90mg of ecstasy each as part of artists' experiment
Overkill much? FBI removes leading security expert from commercial flight after he warned of in-flight vulnerabilities
'Its just not cricket'. WikiLeaks slated for publishing hacked Sony Pictures documents
HSBC customers in America have had their personal account information exposed in a data breach
Search giant “strongly disagrees” with the EC's “statement of objections” as it opens formal Android probe
US judge says an IP address isn’t evidence enough to convict someone of downloading pirated content
Embattled Facebook admits it tracks non-users, but dismisses report findings from Belgian privacy watchdog
A closely-watched data privacy lawsuit against Facebook has been filed in an Austrian court today
US regulator sanctions AT&T over breaches at three overseas call centres that exposed valuable customer data
Mon dieu! French culture minister demands urgent meeting after Islamic State blacks out TV broadcasts
Islamic State sympathizers are targeting WordPress vulnerabilities according to the FBI
The White House network breach was carried out by hackers “likely working” for the Russian government