Settlement would end a long-running investigation against the chipmaker
GCHQ was operating illegally for at least seven years between 2007 and 2014
US healthcare insurer admits 80 million customer and staff records compromised in a damaging cyber attack
America's Federal Communications Commission gives net neutrality the thumbs up with latest proposals
Ross Ulbricht AKA Dread Pirate Roberts was found guilty of seven federal charges, including drug trafficking and money laundering
New proposals governing NSA data collection don't go far enough, campaigners complain
The owner of a 'revenge porn' website has been convicted of numerous charges in the United States
The Swedish Pirate Bay website returns after it was taken offline during a police raid
Google agrees to alter its UK privacy policy after escaping a fine by Information Commissioner
SFO ends case saying there is "Insufficient evidence for a realistic prospect of conviction", but other investigations are ongoing
Spank you very much, as Max Mosley slaps Google with a lawsuit over sex party images
Tech workers win settlement from Apple, Google and others over an alleged 'no-poaching' of staff pact
Prime Minister David Cameron calls for powers to allow spies to access the content of encrypted communications in fight against…
Blog: TechWeekEurope looks at the city's no fly zones and the rules about flying drones in the UK
As the Internet connection in North Korea recovers from a mysterious outage, Sony warns Twitter of a possible lawsuit
Microsoft's legal battle against attempts to access customer data held overseas gains influential backers
Fallout from devastating hack at Sony Pictures continues as it cancels film première of The Interview
Founder of the World Wide Web warns that the web is becoming less free and more unequal
EU say links removed from European search engines should also not be listed on international versions.
American academic centres land the largest ever private funding deal for cyber-security research
New study reveals a worrying lack of awareness of the European Commission’s draft bill that unifies and simplifies data protection…
Landmark decision follows complaint by Cartier and Montblanc owner Richemont
Stories were removed by Google under the EU's controversial 'Right to be Forgotten' law
UK police forces are accessing people's stored communications without their knowledge, according to an investigation
Google says if Oracle is able to assert java API copyright over Android, then innovation will be stifled
The FCC slapped Marriott International with a fine after it illegally deactivated or blocked WiFi signals from private equipment at…
Lenovo is to compensate users who bought its U-Series ultrabooks in a California class-action settlement
Assange says he's ready to get out of the embassy... but he's not handing himself in and the UK is…
Ahead of the new football season, Premier League warns fans sharing goals on Twitter and Vine are breaking the law
US judge says settlement from Adobe, Apple, Google and Intel over an alleged pact not to hire each others' employees…