US agency says Gamma International's software is being used by criminals - but the British firm begs to differ
VUPEN denies its vulnerability was used to target notable UAE activist
AntiSec says it snatched UDIDs from the FBI. But why did the US authorities have them in the first place?
FinSpy seller admits a server containing demo software was compromised
Now it's up to the Joint Committee to carry on scrutinising the controversial draft Snooper's Charter>
Broadcaster just one of many publicly-funded firms keeping schtum about use of RIPA
Architecture changes haven't harmed privacy, says Skype
British organisation is implicated in a cyber spy campaign that appears to be going after activists in Bahrain
Southampton Council wanted to record video and audio in every city cab
Snooping gear has gone to Syria, Iran and Egypt, and Privacy International isn't happy
Home Office officials tell a Parliamentary Committee why they want our communications data
Remote access tool killed by its creator, but the Syrian government may still be using it
iOS 6 will feature “Google on steroids”, according to reports
People are getting behind petitions against the Communications Data Bill
TechWeekEurope understands the Home Office is "retreating massively" from installing black boxes in ISPs to watch over people's communications
Plans to allow GCHQ to watch over all of the UK's communications data are formalised in the Queen's Speech
Conservative and Lib Dem MPs bash other politicians' knowledge over the tech aspects of proposed controversial surveillance laws
The myriad ways people can hide their web activity makes the government's overbearing legislation absurd, says Tom Brewster
The hacking collective Anonymous claims to have successfully launched a denial-of-service attack on the Home Office's website, and promises more…
Deputy PM says surveillance plans will be open to debate but ensures safeguards over any monitored data
Theresa May claims tracking communications will help crack down on paedophiles and terrorists
Government plans to monitor people's web and email use are heavily criticised.
ZTE partners want to know if the company shipped their gear to the Iran
ZTE reportedly signed a deal in 2010 to provide broad monitoring equipment to Iran
Cisco Systems is virtualising its Video Surveillance software, integrating it into the UCS converged platform
So called hacktivists are considering an outlandish plan to launch their own satellites to create a free space-based Internet, immune…
French social media publisher OWNI claims Amesys provided dissident-surveillance equipment to Libya
A British company with links to Wiliam Hague, sold mobile phone tracking software to Iran
