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A new ransomware that bears a striking similarity to dystopian sci-fi tropes is making the rounds.
Privacy and security experts warn against the lesser-scrutinised Part 5 of the Digital Economy Bill, claiming bulk data sharing could be vulnerable to hacks.
How the Digital Economy Bill will infringe on our freedoms – and how to stop it.
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The government's reluctance to implement electronic voting will affect our future, and in – the case of Brexit – may have already dramatically affected our past.
Yahoo reportedly built secret software to allow intelligence agencies to scan its users' emails last year. Here's why this affects everyone – even those without a Yahoo account.
The annual Violence Against Women and Girls report has revealed more than 200 people have been prosecuted for revenge porn. Here's why that isn't enough.
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Facebook is under fire after it recommended that a psychiatrist's patients add one another as "Friends".
Terrorist organisations are strategically fluid, and deploying lone wolf attacks in the West allows them to extend their reach with limited resources.
A robot was used in Dallas to kill a suspected shooter. Is this the future of policing?
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