American cloud giant Amazon Web Services wins contract to host the UK's most sensitive national security data, but Labour wants…
Facebook and Twitter accounts are being analysed by intelligence agencies, warns Privacy International
The legality of last year's Investigatory Powers Act may be referred to the European Court of Justice, following a challenge
British intelligence agencies have been bulk collecting our personal data to a “staggering extent”
British mobile users revealed to be under survelliance from police and other forces using fake mobile phone towers
Seven communications providers say the British intelligence agency is damaging their business
Charles Farr statement reveals how the government could legally intercept people's social network data by separating internal and external comms
According to Privacy International, GCHQ’s intrusive malware operations violate articles 8 and 10 of the European Convention on Human Rights
Digital surveillance and state-sponsored malware are added to the Wassenaar Arrangement on controlling exports
BT, Verizon and Level 3 amongst those included in a Privacy International complaint with the OECD
Verizon Business, Level 3, Viatel and Interoute also asked to open up on alleged GCHQ collaboration
Organisation hopes to make a dent in the UK government's alleged widespread snooping, but its legal challenge will be heard…
Privacy International wants to know why the government isn't talking about export of spy gear from British firm Gamma
HMRC sued by Privacy International over investigation into British seller of surveillance software thought to have targeted human rights activists
Government pressured to reveal what steps it has taken to stop Gamma selling its FinFisher kit to repressive regimes
Transparency Report shows another jump in requests for Google account user information
Company's tech found in nations including China, Russia, Egypt and Bahrain, but are they being used for negative purposes?
British organisation is implicated in a cyber spy campaign that appears to be going after activists in Bahrain
Snooping gear has gone to Syria, Iran and Egypt, and Privacy International isn't happy
A group of privacy campaigners is calling for clearer online rights, ahead of today's cyber security conference
The Met Police will not confirm reports that it has acquired technology to monitor mobile phone calls