The order is the first significant action since the end of 'Safe Harbour' data transfer rules last autumn
The tentative agreement would reportedly allow UK authorities to gather data from US communications firms, and vice-versa
The T9000 malware is the latest in a line that has previously been linked to cyber-spies, researchers say
EU happy with new Safe Harbour data sharing framework after US provides written assurances protecting against mass surveillance
Data transfers between EU and US could be restricted until Safe Harbour 2 is finalised
Governments “are doing a lousy job” when it comes to educating about online data collection, says F-Secure expert
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Tired of been tracked? Android users can browse Facebook using the anonymity service Tor
Linux.Ekoms.1 takes a screenshot every 30 seconds but audio capture function remains dormant for now
The NSA maintains its reformed telephone surveillance programme meets new legal standards
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Researchers said their smartphone app aims to block location-sensitive data from being collected and misused by third parties
EU officials will meet with their US counterparts in February to agree new Safe Harbour data transfer deal
Gartner says IoT will be incorporated in half of all new business processes by 2020, but fears still persist
European Court of Human Rights says reading messages sent at work is permitted for employers
New government proposals could force marketers to show their phone number in bid to tackle nuisance calls
Decrypted messages used to prosecute drug runner, according to report
The case illustrates the need for more sentencing options to deter would-be data thieves, the ICO argues
Facebook's latest psychological experiment involved breaking its own Android app to see how users would react, according to a report
Pakistan's government has withdrawn an order for BlackBerry's encrypted messaging servers to be shut down
Collision course? Redmond to warn its users when any government attempts to hack into its services
The controversial surveillance bill would put users' communications at risk from hackers, Apple has argued in a submission to Parliament
Users of the self-described adultery site have begun receiving blackmail letters through the post following last summer's data breach