The password-slaying authentication platform is now available to the public
Panic as old posts surface - but is Facebook to blame?
Secure services blocked. Is Iran planning a national intranet launch?
Social network withdraws facial recognition features voluntarily after Irish audit
US appeals court rejected the claims that £5.8m settlement favours Facebook and lawyers
We hope the crook wiped data before fencing the computer, Council says
Google has added the privacy feature to Chrome's latest developer build, with the release version to get 'Do Not Track'…
Firefox Private Browsing wasn't so private, but a fix has been issued
Cookie law sends firm cookie as it asks ICO to sue it for breaching the regulation
Wikipedia could encrypt all connections to the UK
The majority of pirates can be tracked within three hours of starting a download
The Cloud Security Alliance has formed a working group to investigate big data privacy and security challenges and to form…
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>
Google is recruiting what it calls a 'red team' to help it avoid any more privacy blunders in the future
Broadcaster just one of many publicly-funded firms keeping schtum about use of RIPA
European cloud laws are a mess, says Dominic Pollard. Let's update them!
The ICO is baring its teeth some more, but still imposing minimal fines
Michael Dell's millions couldn't stop his daughter revealing location information on her family
Facebook has avoided an FTC fine, but will be monitored for 20 years as part of its settlement with the…
Microsoft stands firm and says IE10 will have DNT on by default
Intel's McAfee is developing a security app that offers customisable protection of Facebook photos
The Daily Mail Group has dropped a lawsuit against a spoof tweeter, even though it deemed the tweets “offensive”
CNIL demands that Google hands over the Street View data it hasn't deleted
The FTC has approved a fine of $22.5 million against Google over claims it breached Apple Safari users’ privacy
The company will have to make personal data unidentifiable after customers end their subscription
Architecture changes haven't harmed privacy, says Skype
Southampton Council wanted to record video and audio in every city cab
A number of recent changes at Skype mean that rumours of wiretaps could well be true, says Tom Brewster
The blue bird doesn’t snitch on its users