Pentagon to get green light for using Apple, Samsung Galaxy devices
In 2013, consumerisation of IT is taking hold at the Pentagon.
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China accused of cyberattacks on New Zealand
New Zealand secret service hints that Chinese government is responsible for recent attacks on the country's networks.
Police swoop in on New Zealand botmaster
The suspect, seized as part of the FBI's Operation Bot Roast, is alleged to have had illegal control over 1 million computers.
Europeans to win the right to sue in US courts over privacy breaches
EU citizens will soon be able to sue US authorities that improperly handle their personal data.
Girls vs boys in IT literacy: In first US tests, who came out on top?
The first nationwide tests for technology and engineering literacy among US eighth-graders found a clear difference between the genders.
SpaceX plots 4,000 satellite constellation for home broadband
SpaceX has revealed technical details of the constellation of satellites it wants to launch as an internet service provider (ISP) for the globe.
NASA wants to sell the ISS to a private company
En route to Mars, NASA hopes a commercial operator will operate the ISS from the mid-2020s.
US government now owns Silk Road website and $28m of its Bitcoins
Through a default decision on Silk Road's seized Bitcoin, the US government has taken ownership of $28m worth of the volatile currency.
SpaceX rival? Virgin Orbit just used a modified 747 to launch a rocket into space
Richard Branson's rocket company makes some progress in the space race.
Edward Snowden must hand over book profits to US government, says judge
Employment contracts Snowden had signed meant was he was required to let the CIA and NSA vet his book before publishing, says judge.