HP and Oracle have accused each other of lying about the future of Intel's Itanium chip
Cyber-adversaries are gearing up for even more advanced attacks. Fahmida Rashid Explores the security outlook for 2012
The GCHQ recruitment puzzle has been full of security holes but it was more of a publicity stunt than anything…
Hacker Gary McKinnon's mother wants MPs to renegotiate controversial US-UK extradition treaty
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has won the right to one further appeal to the Supreme Court
Apple's iPhone banned to silence reports of violence against protestors in Syria's Arab Spring revolt
The Swiss government claims that file-sharing does not lose entertainment companies money
Websites critical of Russia's government appear to have been silenced in DDoS attacks
A US District Court has refused to grant a preliminary injunction against Samsung's smartphone and tablets
Microsoft beware: a major UK government department is to trial open source desktops
French social media publisher OWNI claims Amesys provided dissident-surveillance equipment to Libya
Australian court bans Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 for another week so Apple can launch high court appeal
The EC has formed a coalition of 28 leading tech and media companies to improve children's online safety
The head of Ofcom issued a blunt warning to Britain's mobile operators to stop delaying the 4G auction
Intelligence agency GCHQ has gone to social media with a code-breaking challenge for would-be spies
An Apple Store employee who ranted on Facebook about his job has lost his claim of unfair dismissal
Commercial firms are watching every move, says WikiLeaks' Spy Files campaign
Carrier IQ software logs every stroke on Android, RIM and Nokia phones, and says it's for your own good
Amazon confirms non- track Kindle Fire policy despite routing browser traffic through cloud servers
Facebook has settled Federal Trade Commission charges of deceptive behaviour over privacy settings
Security fears over SSL prompt Wikileaks to delay the launch of its online submission system
Peer to peer search engine may turn government and business efforts to control searches on their heads
Cloud services could lose, in an Olympian contest over privacy between US patriots and EU human rights defenders, says Eric…
George Osborne's Autumn statement launched an open data project, and promised connected cities
Some council staff don't know the difference between internal and external email, the ICO has found
The MoD has admitted to mislaying IT equipment including more than 180 laptops
BCS says the. government strategy is a good overall vision, but lacks emphasis in key areas
A fresh consultation will aim to clarify the government's position on open standards
An EC Directive will ban information harvesting on social networking sites for targeted advertising
Some of the biggest names in multi-media and IT want the government to kick IT education up a notch