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Documents leaked by Edward Snowden reveal how the NSA struggled to hack the Tor deep web browser and its encryption

The UN has hit out at the mass surveillance techniques employed by the US and UK’s respective security apparatus, slamming the techniques as corrosive and a ‘systematic interference’ with the right to privacy.

Just like with other electronic devices that used to be “dumb,” TVs have become increasingly smart lately, but that doesn’t mean that’s necessarily a good thing, especially when it comes to user pr...

The Security and Privacy of Business Data in the Cloud
A video from Microsoft for Work: featuring Brad Smith from Microsoft
and how Microsoft will safeguard data in the Future,
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Like it or not, people are after your data. Whether it's for advertising, national security or other nefarious purposes, you're leaving a trail of

The White House gave hope to critics of US government surveillance when it nominated a privacy-minded Deputy CTO last year, but it appears that those

As the Internet of Things promised to explode by 2020 into a $15 billion market, technologist gathered in Palo Alto to discuss the privacy issues raised by an army of connected personal devices.

With so many computers now coming with built-in cameras, especially notebooks, some people tend to worry that their cameras are being used by third-parties who want to spy on them. Most cameras have a light that illuminates when they're active, but that's not always enough for the tinfoil hat brigade.

Just how much of your life is watched? Security expert Bruce Schneier points out that it is more than most people think, says Chris Baraniuk.

If you're reading this, you probably enjoy open internet access as a matter of course. However, other countries aren't quite so liberal. How do you know

Here are a few ways your boss could be watching you.

The UK’s intelligence and information gathering agency GCHQ has developed a toolkit of software programs designed to manipulate online traffic and information, infiltrate target computers and spread chosen messages on sites like Facebook and YouTube, according to newly-published documents from NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden.

The group will visit six countries as it discusses how search engines will react to Europe’s so-called right to be forgotten ruling.

The Government's listening post is targeted by seven ISPs who say it attacked networks and breached UK and EU laws.

Canadians have the right to be anonymous on the internet, and police must obtain a warrant to uncover their identities, Canada's top court has ruled.