David Gilbert

Google confirms it will launch a successor to its developer-focused Chromebook Pixel and it will go on sale soon

Gemalto has played down reports that encryption keys for its SIM cards have been compromised

Anki is creating the next generation of toys which will have emotion, personality and interact with the world around them

NSA whistle-blower Edward Snowden, the subject this year's best documentary at the Oscars, hopes CitizenFour's victory will inspire people to "change the world"

Image's of HTC's flagship smartphone for 2015 has leaked online revealing all specs and its price ahead of its official launch at Mobile World Congress

Pernicious spying software bundled with Lenovo's laptops is powered by a tool present on millions more PCs

Apple is set to change the way it releases its iPhone and iPad software by releasing a trial version of iOS 8.3 this March ahead of iOS 9 this summer

The FBI and NSA identified unique encryption keys in the software used to hack into Sony Picture's system

NSA and GCHQ stole the encryption keys from Gemalto, one of the world's biggest SIM card manufacturers according to documents leaked by whistleblower Edward Snowden.

Superfish is adware that comes preloaded on Lenovo laptops and can be used to spy on encrypted online communication

An honest and entertaining account of what it takes to build a startup from a kitchen in Denmark to a multi-billion dollar US company

Hugely popular porn website RedTube has been compromised with visitors automatically redirected to malicious website

Lenovo's range of consumer laptops come pre-installed with a piece of adware that also allows it to monitor secure communications like banking and email

Google's cloud platform suffered a major global outage affecting enterprise customers

Google's fifth annual Science Fair competition challenges 13-18 year-olds to come up with something to change the world

Russian internet company Yandex has filed a complaint about the way Google bundles its own apps and service with Android.

Smartphone addiction is a growing problem and companies are looking to help people switch off from their digital lives by offering digital detoxes

Equation group hailed as the most technically gifted team of hackers ever, working for the NSA to target thousands of victims around the world

Swedish startup iZettle launches free chip and PIN reader for customers ahead of the possible Square arrival in Europe

Hackers linked to Gaza have been blamed for on-going attacks against high-profile targets in Israeli government

We look at how the Carabanak cyber-crime gang was able to steal up to $1bn without being noticed.

The infamous hacking group Lizard Squad has once again attacked Microsoft's Xbox Live network, knocking it offline

Activists associated with Anonymous are taking to UK and US streets to protest rise of so-called paedosadists and their protectors

Xiaomi will launch its online Mi store in the US but won't be selling its smartphones any time soon.

Windows 10 preview for phones is finally available for a range of smartphones including the Lumia 635, Lumia 730 and Lumia 830

After hacking Newsweek's Twitter account and threatening President Obama's family, the question is: who are Cyber Caliphate?

Samsung has reworded its Smart TV privacy policy to say they are not spying on viewers

Researcher publishes a list of ten million passwords and usernames to help advance security

Google will make finding information about common medical conditions easier using its Knowledge Graph.