This could be the most profitable illegal crypto-currency mining operation in history
As an insurgency gathers force, the Iraqi government has reportedly widened its blocks on Internet services
Secretive agency looking at ways of opening up to boost the UK economy
Pizza maker hit by crooks who want a ransom for details of customers' addresses and their favourite toppings
Major companies are lending their support to a Microsoft court challenge to the US government's request for email data stored…
Our readers get help from IBM on how to integrate wearable tech without being intrusive
CloudFlare offers free anti-DDoS protection for political and artistic websites exercising 'free speech'
Do you know as much about sport technology as you do about zonal marking?
Technology will be more integral to the World Cup than ever before, connecting fans, organisers and even dissenters in Brazil
Mozilla's latest web browser steps into the ring to trade punches with Chrome and Internet Explorer
News aggregator says it is back online after it refused to pay DDoS attackers who tried to extort them
HP's Meg Whitman, Intel's Brian Krzanich and Microsoft's Satya Nadella want easier immigration, tax breaks and snooping reform
TweetDeck vulnerability could lead to mass account hijacking, security expert warns, but there are some protections in place for users
Two people finally arrested in Russia after a number of ransomware attacks on Apple devices, mainly in Australia
Secure encryption, managed in the cloud, promised by HP's Atalla, a division which secures credit card transactions
Cloud service went down as a result of a DDoS attack launched late yesterday
Local authorities promote the island as the perfect base for Bitcoin and Litecoin operations, say they can prevent money laundering
The new online service helps citizens get on the electoral roll in minutes instead of days
A McAfee-sponsored study has found that cyber-crime cost the global economy up to $575bn last year, with the capabilities of…
Bank, UK government and CREST come together to create better stress tests and improved threat intelligence sharing
The hacker who targeted hundreds of celebrities has been convicted
Test passed after 65 years, according to London event organisers, but success might be bad news for internet security
Reform measures agreed on Friday are to apply EU data protection laws to non-European companies that do business within the…
In order to be certified, an organisation has to be protected by firewalls, run anti-malware solutions and patch its applications
Microsoft angrily denies Chinese claims that Windows 8 has a backdoor for NSA survelliance
New flaws in OpenSSL detected and quickly patched to prevent another Heartbleed vulnerability
Vodafone carries out its threat and discloses information about government snooping requests
British-manufactured Vertu Signature Touch targets luxury consumers with sapphire-protected handset
Android/Simplocker encrypts victims' content on their mobile device until a ransom is paid
Microsoft's Brad Smith outlines five changes the company wants to see from the US government to rein in surveillance