The fentanyl family: Father and son charged with selling 'deadly' opioid on the dark web
Michael Luciano, 58, and Philip Luciano, 29, used the vendor name 'Zane61'.
UK police database has 20 million citizen face scans - and no-one knows if it even works
The face scanning technology is being tested during the 2017 Notting Hill Carnival.
John McAfee's cyber firm to boost bitcoin mining operation with new $2.4m investment
MGT has reportedly mined 1,000 bitcoins since September 2016.
French parents being sold software to 'find out if your son is gay'
The firm Fireworld said the articles were designed to boost its Google ranking.
Julian Assange slams 'absurd' US plan to label WikiLeaks 'non-state intelligence service'
If the US wants to prosecute WikiLeaks, it will have to prosecute other outlets, Assange said.
Why the Russian state 'weaponised' stolen medical records of famous footballers
Amid an alleged state doping scandal, Russian hackers are (again) linked to scandal.
'Game-changing' updates to MQ-9 Reaper drones will help track North Korean missiles
Source told Defense One that laser tracking tech will soon be tested on drones.
An email prankster posed as Steve Bannon to dupe Breitbart and here's what happened
Prankster @SINON_REBORN tricks top Breitbart editor into offering to do 'dirty work'.
Android users beware: Notorious 'BankBot' Trojan hits Google app store to drain accounts
The banking malware can empty accounts by mimicking legitimate applications.
At least 500 Android apps with 100 million total downloads found hosting malware
Google said it has now removed the malware-laced applications from its Play Store.
Day in the life of a modern spam kingpin: Why hackers work similar hours to everyone else
Monday to Friday, 9am-5pm - turns out the hackers are pretty much like everyone else.
Hackers use leaked NSA exploit to stealthily spread cryptocurrency mining malware
'EternalBlue' tool being used to infect Windows PCs with fileless crypto malware.
NHS patient data hacked? 'Anonymous' cybercriminal says 'millions' of records stolen
Targeted company SwiftQueue says it 'totally refutes' allegation of millions impacted.
'The front line is at risk': Leaked Sadiq Khan email says Tory cuts will slash 4,000 police jobs
The Tory government is demanding cuts at a time of "unprecedented threat" said the London mayor.
Ukip leadership hopeful wants to cut 'unnecessary population' by paying dual citizens to leave
John Rees-Evans wants to pay people £9,000 to return to their country of origin.
Family dog digs up $85,000 worth of heroin in backyard, named 'narcotics K-9 for life'
Kenyon was presented with an official County K-9 citation ribbon for his service.
A leading UK supermarket may have infected 'thousands of people' with a pig virus
Scientists believe that imported pork products infect 150,000-200,000 British citizens a year.
British teacher banned from profession over 'indecent images' of teens
The images were from a pornography DVD police found after raiding his home in 2015.
What is Pine Gap? New Snowden leak exposes Australian spy hub aiding US drone strikes
The facility - codenamed 'Rainfall' - reportedly uses satellites to aid US military missions.
Russian hackers caught using hijacked PDF files to infiltrate G20 task force
'Turla' is a Russian-speaking hacking unit that may be state-sponsored, analysts said.
Grandma doesn't care about your boring life updates on Facebook, study shows
The biggest concern of the study's participants was privacy.
Reddit 'pivots to video', so you can transition seamlessly between lurking and arguing
Video types allowed will be .mp4 and .mov, with a maximum of 15 minutes run-time.
Apple's iOS 11 update comes with a secret 'cop button' to disable Touch ID in a hurry
iOS 11 is currently in public beta and is set for release in full in the coming weeks.
Why the Tor Project refuses to censor neo-Nazi websites, child porn and drug dealing
The dark web is the last refuge of The Daily Stormer - here's why that won't change.
'GhostClicker' malware found in 340 apps on Google Play had 'millions' of downloads
Detections spanned Brazil, Japan, Taiwan, Russia, Italy, and the US, Trend Micro said.
Hackers can buy the new 'Disdain' exploit kit for as little as £60 on the dark web
Cybercriminals have already used the kit in a malvertising campaign, experts said.
Spotify takes on neo-Nazis by scrubbing 'white power' music from streaming platform
Nearly 40 bands linked to white power scene were deleted from the streaming service.
Cybercrime group 'OurMine' breaches HBO Twitter accounts in latest hack attack
The cybercrime group is known for hacking into the accounts of high-profile figures.
John McAfee is changing jobs: Why the cyber pioneer is glad to be 'back where he belongs'
McAfee confirms move from boardroom to product design in company reshuffle.
Police to use 'racist' face-scanning tech at Notting Hill Carnival 2017
Roll out biometric scanning for London's multi-ethnic carnival condemned.