Update coming for Bluetooth after pairing vulnerability could see attacker intercept communications
Blackout threat? Russian linked hacking group has compromised networks of American electric utilities
Major cyberattack on Singapore’s government health database steals personal data of 1.5 million people
The government says it can no longer be fully confident about the use of Huawei equipment in the country's telecoms…
The Blockchain Cloud Service is already in use for tracking international shipments, keeping tamper-proof records and simplifying funds transfers
Reaper drone data and operation manual for M1 ABRAMS battle tank for sale on dark web after Netgear router exploit
Lawmakers dispute Apple's claim of superior data privacy and express concern over developer access to Gmail messages
Nostalgia app Timehop admits “unauthorised access” of the data of 21 million users held in the cloud
The company is set to list shares in Hong Kong next week at a sharply reduced valuation of $54bn
Russian companies are reportedly relying on foreign data storage gear due to the lack of local alternatives
Personal data of Whitbread job applicants exposed after cyber attack on recruitment website down under
Trade wars – part 2. US government moves to block China Mobile from entering the US market
Banks, tech giants and adtech firms are amongst those hit by the new data privacy law
Researchers find an upsurge in scam sites with lookalike international characters in the domain name
US President promises tougher security review panel to curb Chinese investments in American tech
Breach notifications to be included for Firefox users to alert them if their data is compromised in a data breach
The new blockchain-based offering, backed by services giant EY, is expected to turn into one of the world's biggest enterprise…
The voice identification programme has collected more than 5 million citizens' voiceprints to date
New gallery next door to Bletchley Park showcases the machine that helped cracked Hitler’s Enigma machine
Sorry FBI, no easy way into iPhones after brute force hack of passcode is dismissed by Apple
Shares in ZTE and its US suppliers plummeted following the US Senate's vote to annul President Trump's trade deal
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