The Defence Department's Darpa agency wants machines that can adapt to their environment and are better at spotting counterfeit imagery
Australia is expected to ban Huawei from participating in the construction of its 5G mobile network
An officer failed to activate the 'BCC' function in a bulk email, landing the force a £80,000 penalty
Apple said the move was not specifically aimed at frustrating law enforcement's efforts to convict criminals
The GDPR is the 'first time' legislation has forced ICANN to make changes, the internet governance body says
Advertisers must now tell users when they've been targeted using information from a third-party data broker
Researcher finds smart fingerprint padlock is not as secure as first thought, and can be unlocked in seconds
At least 5.9 million payment cards and 1.2 million personal data records have been compromised
The new Oak Ridge National Laboratories system will be used to help build an exascale computer running at 100 petaflops
The city of Zug is to hold a small-scale test referendum using its blockchain-based electronic ID system
The high-end device features dual rear cameras, a dedicated shortcut key and unique security and privacy features
The incident paralysed city services for weeks, and police have only now mostly recovered
British security researcher who halted last year's WannaCry outbreak, faces more US charges
WWDC 2018: iOS 12 also includes Group FaceTime, improved Face ID and a feature that blocks cops' phone unlocking tools
An exponential surge in data and a decentralised structure are making cyber-policing increasingly difficult
The German operator of a fan page on Facebook must take its share of responsibility for the collection of user…
Facebook shared users' data with more than 60 mobile device makers without gaining their consent, New York Times claims
Legal victory in Netherlands means tech giant is not obliged to update older generation smartphones
US judges dismiss two lawsuits from Russian firm to overturn American ban on its security products
Significant data breach affects two large Canadian banks after hackers threaten to go public with customer data
Smartphones from the likes of ZTE, MediaTek, Archos and Blaupunkt are preloaded with adware nastiness
DDoS denial. Feds seize control of domain that communicates with home routers infected with malware
The bugs could be exploited to display false messages to a driver while the car is in motion, says Tencent's…
The ACLU and other civil liberties campaigners said Amazon Rekognition could turn into a mass surveillance tool
Another NotPetya? The rapid spread of VPNFilter malware could mean plans for a fresh attack on the Ukraine - where…
From September, Chrome will gradually eliminate messages showing a site uses HTTPS - while adding stronger warnings for those that…
Financial organisations must work with authorities to revamp banking regulations, study finds
Hackers penetrated an unsecured microsite that had been left online for more than 10 years, stealing sensitive data and posting…
The unencrypted discs, containing sensitive video interviews, went missing in the publicly accessible area of a CPS office in Brighton
The TeleGrab malware steals chats from Telegram's desktop application, which doesn't support end-to-end encryption