Fake e-commerce sites defrauded shoppers of millions of pounds ahead of Christmas buying season
Cyber-crime data is lost because victims refuse to report breaches, Metropolitan Police told Commons
Sussex Police is offering a 24 hour live video streaming broadcast of its "bobbies on the beat"
Forensic telecoms expert claims West Yorkshire Police stole its software and sold copyright data on
Stephen Birrell of Glasgow is sent to prison for sectarian abuse aimed at Catholics and Celtic fans on Facebook.
A Dutch ISP has filed two police complaints against Spamhaus, telling eWEEK Europe that its CEO is "nuts"
A report from MPs has warned the police’s ICT is detrimental to crime prevention and is not fit for purpose
The Met's e-Crime unit has bagged two more suspected 'hacktivists' and charged a further two
Surrey Police have launched an app helping the public to report crimes and monitor police activity
As London burned, Team Poison hacked RIM's Inside BlackBerry blog to protest against company helping police
Scottish teen Jake Davis charged with attacking police SOCA site, but is he Lulzsec's spokesman Topiary?
Home Office minister James Brokenshire has admitted to broken promises of police DNA data erasure
Lancashire Police, formerly the haunt of ex-Met boss Paul Stephenson, has been cited for breaching the DPA
Home Secretary Theresa May is to create a company that specialises in IT procurement for the police
WikiLeaks exposed information and Anonymous attacked copyright moguls. Peter Judge asks, what is Lulzsec's justification?
Police continue to question alleged hacker, 19-year-old Ryan Cleary; Lulzsec says he is not one of them
A new database that brings together intelligence from police forces around the UK could speed up investigations
UPDATED: the Serious and Organised Crime Agency is back online after a hit by hacktivists Lulzsec's 'Operation Anti-Security'
The German branch of the Pirate Party, which campaigns for civil rights on the Internet, has been raided
The Metropolitan Police is to utilise an online procurement website to help it procure goods and services
The Metropolitan Police's purchase of GeoTime tracking software will be misused, warn privacy groups
58-year-old Anne Muir has become the first person in Scotland to be convicted of illegally sharing music
Police have raided the South Korean office of Google investigating the search engine's use of location data
A Portsmouth half-wit denied that he flooded a Portsmouth public library - until his Facebook log was produced
The police have made an arrest of a person suspected of being involved in the pro-WikiLeaks DDoS attacks
Phone thieves beware, as the police now have the ability to quickly identify stolen mobile phones
Community police officers in South Perthshire will use Twitter to help prevent crime
Google is refusing to give police access to a Street View image that shows thieves stealing a caravan
Facebook is a hotbed of crime, linked to 100,000 calls to police in the UK, according to a report
The police in Birmingham are using audio-location technology to allow them to be proactive against gun crime