Gary McKinnon's solicitor Karen Todner outlines the next steps for his appeal against extradition
Gary McKinnon's solicitor Karen Todner says the new Supreme Court offers a 'glimmer of hope for an appeal' for the self-confessed hacker, who has spent the past seven years fighting a courtroom battle against extradition to the US.
Apple publishes free resources to improve password security
The new tools are meant to help the developers of password managers and Apple hopes the tools will reduce the instances where users chose their own password rather than rely on the password ...
QNAP NAS devices targeted in another wave of ransomware attacks
eCh0raix ransomware gang returns with a new wave of attacks against QNAP NAS devices.
How do tech giants know so much about you?
A new study shows just how much valuable information we freely give away.
IBM releases toolkit aimed at keeping data encrypted even while in use
IBM's new toolkit aims to give developers easier access to fully homomorphic encryption, a nascent technology with significant promise for a number of security use cases. ...
Singapore updates contact tracing app to include foreign visitors
Country's COVID-19 contact tracing app has been updated to include travellers visiting Singapore and the government also is looking at issuing wearable devices to every resident ...
Facebook slaps labels on 'state-controlled' media outlets
Social media platform has begun labelling media outlets it deems to be state-controlled, including China's Xinhua News and Russia's Sputnik, which it assesses based on various ...
China, Iran, and Russia worked together to call out US hypocrisy on BLM protests
Report from social media research group shows foreign diplomats and state-controlled media pounced on the US' abysmal handling of the BLM protests to attack the US as a beacon of freedom ...
Google: Chinese and Iranian hackers targeted Biden and Trump campaign staffers
Google's TAG team said phishing attacks against Biden and Trump campaign staffers were unsuccessful.
Brazilians are mostly unaware of social scoring systems
But many are willing to share private information in exchange for discounts and other benefits, according to a new Kaspersky study.
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