Facebook shared users' data with more than 60 mobile device makers without gaining their consent, New York Times claims
The move means changes for developers - but also big Microsoft competitors such as Google, Facebook and Amazon
Chip giant become latest tech firm to be investigated over alleged age bias by axing mostly older staff
Next generation of iPhones will utilise OLED panels, a decision that has impacted Apple's exiting screen suppliers
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
The move comes amid a growing 'arms race' that has fuelled major AI initiatives from the UK, France and the…
The US-based domain name coordinator has acknowledged it will not be able to obtain an official exemption from EU data…
Documentation accidentally published by Intel gives details on a new motherboard chipset with high-end features
Facebook reveals it tracked users with more than 10 million social plug-ins on third-party sites
The incident may have been orchestrated by organised criminals, says Mexico's central bank
Apps for encrypted communications are now being used by criminals of all kinds, not just hackers, says the National Crime…
Unpatched bugs could allow attackers to decode PGP-encrypted emails - even those that are years old
Windows, macOS, Linux, VMware, Xen, KVM and others are affected by issues caused by their misinterpretation of chip documentation
Home broadband speeds jump by 28 percent year-on-year as users switch to superfast networks
Google I/O 2018: New tech includes Duplex, which phones businesses on a user's behalf to book appointments
The surveillance agency obtained 534 million call and text records last year
Study from NTT Security also finds ransomware infections grew by 350 percent last year
Defra and the Department for International Trade face an 'impossible' task in preparing for Brexit
Chinese firm submits application to US department asking for ban on software and components to be lifted
Defunct company covered up its use of valuable predictive models drawn from Facebook information, claims report
Operator trials 'Europe's first live 5G data link' in the centre of the German metropolis
The chaos caused by Spectre earlier this year was not a one-off, report claims
But the biggest lender down under, fails to notify clients of the loss of two magnetic tapes containing customer data