US prosecutors to dismiss charges against Meng Wanzhou, after last year's deal where she admitted false statements about Iran business
The US FBI has reportedly joined the investigation into a recent cyberattack on German car tyre giant Continental
Department of Justice charges two Russian nationals over Z-Library, that for a decade offered free downloads of copyrighted ebooks
British Competition and Markets Authority launches investigation into mobile browsers, targetting Apple and Google domination
Commons speaker warns MPs their phones are a “potential goldmine” for hostile states, after Liz Truss’s phone was reportedly hacked…
Alphabet agrees to pay $391.5m settlement after 40 US states sued it for misleading consumers over location tracking practices
Australian police know identify of Russian criminals conducting blackmail of Australian medical records including abortions
Software giant continues to play hardball with European regulators investigating its $69 billion purchase of gaming giant Activision
Biden administration indicates a deal is near with key allies to also apply export restrictions on chip-making tools to China
US regulatory investigation of Tesla's self-driving claims, reportedly also subject of a criminal investigation by US Department of Justice
BREAKING....multiple charges and arrests in US of mostly Chinese intelligence agents, in case involving a PRC telecoms firm
Legal trouble for e-commerce giant in the UK over its 'Buy Box' section, amid allegations it favoured its own products
Republican Texas Attorney General sues Google, alleging it unlawfully captured and used biometric data of millions of Texans
Facebook owner Meta is ordered by the CMA to sell Giphy - first time the British regulator blocks acquisition by…
In-depth phase two investigation of Viasat's Inmarsat deal officially confirmed by UK regulator, after finding competition concerns last week
US federal authorities are allegedly investigating the “conduct” of Elon Musk during his on, off, on again acquisition of Twitter
Federal appeals court pauses Texas social media law’s enforcement, as case heads to the US Supreme Court for ruling
“This is not what justice looks like,” says DoJ official, as judge issues probation sentence for hacker Paige Thompson (aka…
Jury finds former head of security at Uber guilty of criminal obstruction for failing to report massive data breach in…
Data sharing agreement will allow both UK, US law enforcement to request data from each other's Internet Service Providers
Will he be drafted? Former NSA contractor turned 'whistleblower', Edward Snowden, granted Russian citizenship by Vladimir Putin
Software giant Oracle is not admitting or denying wrongdoing, but is to pay $23m to settle a second SEC bribery…
Do Kwon denies being on the run and says he is making “zero effort to hide,” after Interpol issues global…
Swedish telecoms giant Ericsson says hardware is not exported to Russia, but it still provides software and technical support
Germany's data retention law ruled illegal by top EU court, except in cases of serious national security threat
Microsoft tells UK's CMA it will not offer any 'undertakings' to resolve regulator's competition concerns, prompting start of indepth probe
America charges three Iranian nationals for alleged scheme to hack and extort multiple US critical infrastructure providers
Do Kwon, the co-founder of failed TerraUSD cryptocurrency, is the subject of an arrest warrant issued by South Korean authorities
Peiter “Mudge” Zatko tells Senate panel of ‘egregious’ security failings at Twitter, and warns of multiple breaches by intelligence agencies
European Union’s General Court upholds punishing antitrust ruling against Google over its Android operating system