What is the Snooper's Charter and should you be worried? Here's everything you need to know
The Investigatory Powers Bill will be signed into UK law later this year, but what is it?
Snooper's Charter spy law could be 'badly misused' by a future government expert warns
Academic Paul Bernal slammed UK Labour Party for 'political cowardice' over Investigatory Powers Bill stance.
Bizarre Anonymous ploy seeks John McAfee as Trump's cybersecurity adviser
The hacktivist website has even called for a march to be held on 5 December at Trump Tower.
Santander 'abandons' R3 blockchain consortium following Goldman Sachs exit
Over 70 fee-paying financial institutions are now involved in the US-based R3.
Oracle acquires leading DNS provider Dyn as dust settles following major cyberattack
Oracle is aiming to expand its cloud services to compete with Amazon and Google.
Goldman Sachs drops out of R3 research consortium but will not abandon blockchain
The financial giant was a founding member of the blockchain research venture.
Spammers using Facebook messages to spread the notorious 'Locky' ransomware
Scam spreads a malware downloader called Nemucod hidden in an .svg file.
Is Russia unhackable? Kremlin computer networks can't be cracked, claim officials
Sensitive state secrets and classified documents are 'not connected to the internet'.
Mysterious UK surveillance system will store billions of records 'without parliamentary oversight'
Law Enforcement Data System (LEDS) will collate three major databases into one.
Argos Black Friday 2016: The 7 best deals and biggest discounts on technology and electricals
With Black Friday deals launching, IBTimes UK looks at the biggest savings so far.
Black Friday 2016: The best Argos technology deals, discounts, and bargains
Thousands of price cuts will be made across TVs, games, technology and kids toys.
Three Mobile hack: Personal data from 'millions' of customers at risk as cybercriminals strike
The company said hackers were able to access its customer upgrade database.
Sweden's central bank turns to national digital currency as society ditches cash
Cecilia Skingsley, deputy governor of Riksbank says: 'We cannot wait any longer.'
Snowden's NSA files: America has been spying on the EU, UN, World Bank and IMF
Court orders were obtained to spy on countries around the world, files show.
John McAfee on personal privacy: 'Everybody has something to hide – the question is from whom'
John McAfee speaks to IBTimes UK about how anti-intrusion is vital to society.
Argos website down: Outage hits just before launch of Black Friday deals
Customers have taken to social media to complain about the issues.
NSA chief: WikiLeaks US election disclosures were 'conscious effort by a nation-state'
The email leaks were 'not something that was done casually', suggests head of National Security Agency.
Patient data feared at risk as seven NHS trusts 'spent nothing' on cybersecurity in 2015
The statistics come as major healthcare services are being targeted by hackers.
Singapore set to harness potential of blockchain for inter-bank payments
Monetary Authority of Singapore, Singapore Exchange and eight major banks are involved in the project.
17-year-old boy admits seven hacking offences in TalkTalk data breach
Suspect charged with breaching the Computer Misuse Act 1990.
Trump's surveillance state: Edward Snowden warns about expansion of spying powers
Donald Trump will inherit the most powerful surveillance programme in the world.
WikiLeaks slams 'clear breach of process' as probe into Assange 'rape' claim continues
WikiLeaks highlights 'numerous irregularities' in Sweden's investigation.
Bangladesh central bank retrieves $15m from 'Chinese high rollers' after unprecedented hack
Officials of the country's hacked central bank are hoping to recover a further $30m in stolen funds.
WikiLeaks: Who is Julian Assange and why is he wanted by Sweden?
Julian Assange is being questioned in London over sexual assault claims.
Amazon Music Unlimited launches in UK to compete with Apple Music, Tidal and Spotify
An Echo-owner's subscription plan for a single device would cost £3.99 a month.
High stakes hacker steals decade of sensitive data from Canadian casino
Casino Rama believes security reports, emails and credit enquiries also stolen.
When Reddit AMAs go wrong: WikiLeaks accused of Trump and Russian links during grilling
'This AMA is making you guys look really bad,' said one Redditor.
Five major Russian banks targeted by IoT botnet cyberattack
Attack was from a network of 24,000 computer systems and IoT devices.
John McAfee's cryptocurrency venture has mined over 170 Bitcoins 'ahead of schedule'
John McAfee told IBTimes UK the operation will expand further in 2017.
Yahoo admits staff knew of 'state-sponsored' hack in 2014
Yahoo is facing 'at least' 23 putative class action lawsuits after major hack.
