To the untrained eye it looked just like any computer screen. There were programs, files and the accumulated digital junk that sits on most people's desktops. But as I looked closely, I could begin to ...

Teen charged with blackmail, computer hacking and fraud appeared in court today A TEENAGER has appeared in court accused of hacking internet giant TalkTalk to obtain customer data before demanding a ...

The success rate of SK Telecom's "one-stop conversion service" (OSS) for canceling internet subscriptions fell to about 20-30% in early last month. Following the disclosure of the theft of subscriber ...

05:18, Thu, Sep 3, 2015 Updated: 05:46, Thu, Sep 3, 2015 The devices can be connected to the internet so parents can keep an eye on their kids from anywhere. But some of the most popular monitors on ...

The alleged computer hacker Ryan Cleary is back behind bars after breaking his bail conditions by using the internet. Mr Cleary, 19, is accused of being a member of the hacktivist group LulzSec as it ...

One of the charges relates to bringing down the website of Britain's Serious Organized Crime Agency - the U.K.'s FBI equivalent - using a flood of traffic, in what is known as a 'distributed denial of ...

Hackers have featured prominently in the news over the last couple of months and with high profile incidents like the Sony Playstation Network data breach, the CIA DDoS (distributed denial of service) ...

The Home Office, as part of the review of the investigatory powers legislation, has called on internet service providers to store up to one year of people’s browsing history TalkTalk Cybersecurity ...

The home of the future is likely to be highly connected, but what could this mean for your personal safety? Sophie Curtis reports Ikea's vision of the connected home is one that should be adopted by ...

Palestinian Minister of Telecommunications, Dr. Mashour Abu-Daqa, confirmed that destructive hacking attacks by pirates from more than 20 states are being made against the Palestinian internet service ...

An unemployed British computer administrator was last night facing extradition to the US accused of hacking into 92 military computer systems, including one break-in that shut down the network of a ...