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US Pentagon admits 24,000 files stolen
A foreign Government is suspected of stealing 24,000 files in one of the biggest ever cyber hits on US defence operations.
Ireland in tech trouble too?
If Ireland raises its corporation tax, it could cause serious damage to the country's technology industry, claims American Chamber of Commerce...
Google calls on West to counter China web restrictions
Google has issued a policy brief calling on Western nations to help fight web restrictions in China and beyond.
UK riskier than China for web surfers
UK ranks 30th out of 144 countries in a study of the most dangerous places to go online.
'Prolific' credit card cyber criminal snared in France
A man thought to be a big-time credit card fraudster has been arrested in France.
UK police trialing ‘Minority Report’ software
Police in the UK are testing out some IBM predictive analytics software to assist their crime-fighting work, according to reports.
UK shoots up Dirty Dozen spam rankings
The Sophos Dirty Dozen spam relaying rankings have the UK in fourth, but the US has kept the unenviable top spot.
China rises in supercomputing power list
The China-based Nebulae supercomputer has been ranked as the second fastest in the world, only lagging behind the US.
US hits out at China's web censorship
Tensions between Washington and Beijing have flared over US claim that China's increasingly strict control over internet access violates human rights.
Haiti disaster fund boosted by $11 million US text donations
US texters have raised $11 million for Haiti relief fund.
Palm Pre users lose cloud data
It’s the Sidekick saga all over again, with yet another mobile cloud backup service losing users' data. This time the Palm Pre is in the frame.
Sophos slams US for again topping spam ranking
The US should clean up its own computers before looking to fight overseas hackers and spammers, the security firm said.
Cyber attack ‘knocked out' US government websites
Reports claim that denial of service attacks knocked out or slowed government websites in the US and South Korea.<br>
Obama lifts stem cell funding ban
Barack Obama has overturned a previous stem cell research funding ban, potentially opening up the technology floodgates.
CPS will not prosecute McKinnon in UK
The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) will not prosecute Gary McKinnon in relation to allegations of computer misuse.
Timeline: Gary McKinnon on the brink of extradition
The full saga of hacker Gary McKinnon's fight to avoid extradition to the US.
US wireless internet to get faster, cheaper
New regulation and new technology will enable the US to catch up and even overtake Europe for wireless internet says FCC chairman and Google’s...
Hacker faces US justice after lost Euro appeal
Hacker Gary McKinnon's final hope of staying in Britain is gone, and now he has to face justice - American style.
US politicians to debate net neutrality
The chairman of the House Judiciary Committee has introduced legislation that, if passed, will bar network providers from discriminating against...
Week in review: Lenovo trumps Dell; drone attack; security hacks abound
It's been cock-ups a plenty this week, on the part of both companies and customers, but Lenovo has plenty to be happy about. Or does it?
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