Technology, legal and privacy experts explain full implications of the ECJ's decision to suspend the Safe Harbour data sharing agreement…
European court decision against Slovakian property website could have far reaching consequences
Bad news for lawyers. Peace breaks out after years of patent disputes between Microsoft and Google
Potential world of hurt for Facebook and others after AG says data sharing deal with US is invalid
Legal expert to offer his opinion on whether EU Safe Habour data sharing agreement is binding
No escape from the long arm of the law? Extradition hearing for Kim Dotcom begins in Auckland
DD4BC gang threatens businesses with DDoS attack unless they cough up £8,000 worth of Bitcoins
Shot down in flames? California bill to limit the use of drones is vetoed by the state governor
Redmond's Cloud data sovereignty fight with the US government continues, as the two sides return to court
End of the free-for-all? Search warrant now required for devices that track mobile phone locations
Police website knocked offline for several hours following denial-of-service attack
Companies meeting in London to discuss ways to tackle online child sexual exploitation
Oracle claims Google has destroyed the market for Java and expands its complaint against Android
Investigation into sexual assault claims against Julian Assange have been dropped, but the rape accusation still stands
FBI takes presidential hopeful’s private email server into custody to check for US government policy breaches
Promises to remove 'revenge porn' images and video from Bing etc, but warns global action is needed
Bad news Google? Oracle asks judge to take into account Android's smartphone domination
Notorious hacking forum used by Lizard Squad and other cybercriminals taken offline by the FBI
Brit allegedly hacked US Army, NASA, and Federal Reserve, but fights extradition request to the US
No justice? Finnish teenager and Lizard Squad member responsible for 50,700 hacks avoids prison time
Fallout from Silk Road continues after former DEA undercover agent pleads guilty to extorting bitcoins
Alex Yucel jailed for almost five years after stealing computer users' personal data in 100-plus countries
Show me the money! US financial regulator hunts hackers who used stolen data for insider trades
Microsoft refuses to hand over customer data to Belgian authorities investigating criminal matter
Tit for tat argument continues as Belgian Privacy Watchdog sharply criticises Facebook and its privacy controls
Hack our website, but please not our aeroplanes – the invite from United Airlines to friendly hackers
Two men behind an app that trawls through private photo albums looking for naked selfies face prison sentences
American appeals court rules bulk collection of phone records by NSA is illegal, but program still continues
You're nicked! Three members of a gang importing and selling counterfeit Cisco products have been arrested
'Is that it?' asks Mike Lynch as details of HP's allegations against former Autonomy management become public