Ministers are already hinting that a proposal to censor the Internet by default is a dead duck
Researchers have built a Trojan t hat uses Android's built-in motion sensors to steal handset and bank card PINs
The comms regulator is looking into Sky News actions after it admitted hacking into the Darwins' emails
FBI failed to serve Megaupload with formal charges, a US judge has said
Mac OS X users were infected with the Flashback malware via hijacked WordPress websites, according to Kaspersky researchers
AnonPaste created in reaction to Pastebin's alleged divulgence of IP addresses to authorities
US Department of Homeland Security will be handed personal details including names, credit card details and phone numbers
New top level Internet domains still on hold while ICANN sifts the evidence
Britain's top secret listening station, GCHQ, has released two mathematical papers written by codebreaker Alan Turing
Conservative and Lib Dem MPs bash other politicians' knowledge over the tech aspects of proposed controversial surveillance laws
A new survey has revealed a chronic lack of confidence among businesses about their data protection
MPs will meet with tech companies to discuss controversial new proposals
Barclaycard is offering its users a NFC sticker that will transform their phone into a new payment device
Privacy issues are raised, when users can search recorded landline, mobile and Skype calls
Government plans have been labelled as ineffective and amount to censorship
The inventor of the web says plans to store data open highly sensitive information up to abuse
Flashback is still sitting on 140,000 machines, indicating many Mac owners aren't updating
A month before the cookie laws come into force, research shows there are plenty of trackers running on businesses' websites
'Raise Your Voice' takes down sites for the justice ministry, customs and transportation office among others
Facebook's blocking system is flawed, but linguistic and behavioural software can fix it, argues Tom Brewster
ThreatCloud looks to get users sharing information for the good of each other
Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act is not as bad as the Internet community might think, says Wayne Rash
Hacktivist group Anonymous has said it will follow up its recent anti-extradition attacks by targeting GCHQ this weekend
Iranian man posts debit and credit card details on his blog to highlight security vulnerabilities
Toshiba's website fail leads to user info leaking and a breach of the Data Protection Act
Oracle fixes a load of vulnerabilities, many of which could be used for remote code execution
Hone, under development by the US government, is a way of allowing IT administrators to more quickly identify and respond…
Google's $25,000 FCC fine for "hypocritical" obstruction is small change, say critics
Off-the shelf software for DDoS attacks has brought the means of disruption to smaller pressure groups, says Eric Doyle