Those Islamic State kill lists you keep seeing are not real, just hacker script kiddies levelling up
Ghost Security Group says hacking groups not accredited by Isis are spreading fake information online.
It might be a bit late, but Hillary Clinton is looking for a security engineer. No, we're serious
Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign is looking for a security engineer to help improve her cybersecurity.
What privacy? Yahoo still retains a copy of your emails after they are deleted from your inbox
Yahoo's 'auto-save' feature saves a copy of emails even after they have been deleted from Trash and Draft.
Flyboard Air hoverboard: Zapata Industries has been sold to US explosives detection firm
Franky Zapata's hydro and jet powered technology company has been bought by Implant Sciences.
Bubble Zoom: Google's new feature makes it much easier to read comics on Android phones
Love graphic novels and comics, and don't want to lug around a tablet? Now you can read them on your phone.
Kickass Torrents is back: New domains, mirrors and proxies show business is as usual
The US government may have seized Kickass Torrents and arrested its founder, but the site still lives on
Pokemon Go servers struggling with demand as hugely popular mobile app finally goes live in Japan
Pokemon Go launches in Japan, the series' birthplace, where fans have waited three weeks to play the game.
Google boasts quantum computing breakthrough with first display of real-world use
Scientists team up with Google to demonstrate one of the first real-world uses for quantum computers.
US Navy faces $600m lawsuit over piracy of 3D modelling software on 500,000 computers
A German software developer is accusing the US Navy of committing software piracy across 500,000 computers.
If even Julian Assange can't identify phishing messages, what hope is there for the rest of us?
Don't let scammers win – here are top tips to spot phishing or spoofing emails from banks or businesses.
US Army special ops now prefer the iPhone 6S to Android smartphones for tactical assault missions
US Army Special Operations Command now prefer the iPhone to Android especially when viewing live video feeds.
Why Japanese Pokemon Go fans are in a flurry to flock to McDonald's
Niantic Labs is launching Pokémon Go in Japan and McDonald's has been confirmed as the first partner.
Atomic memory device: All books ever written can be stored on stamp-sized hard drive
Dutch scientists create a tiny atom-based memory device that can store over 500 terabits per square inch.
Tech tourism is now a thing – visitors are flocking to Silicon Valley to visit tech giants for fun
San Francisco guides are now offering tours that go past the campuses of Google, Facebook, HP, IBM and more.
Star Wars: Soon you'll be able to fly realistic drones of Millennium Falcon and X-Wing Starfighter
Propel debuts drone toys at London's Star Wars Celebration event for fans to reenact classic space battles.
What is Prisma? Behind the hip new app that turns your photos into impressionist paintings using AI
Russian app that uses neural networks to make photo artworks takes world by storm.
Forget small cells – AT&T wants to use drones to improve 4G mobile data coverage over stadiums
Mobile data usage is exploding as Super Bowl fans used 5.2TB of wireless data during the season.
Google: Downranking online piracy sites in search results has led to a 89% decrease in traffic
Google tells critics its anti-piracy efforts working because many piracy sites losing traffic.
Sony Pictures executive tries to get salary removed from WikiLeaks by sending Google a DCMA notice
Daniel Yankelevits is asking Google to delist WikiLeaks for showing off his salary.
Citigroup fined $7m over software bug that misreported trading data to US regulator for 15 years
Citigroup mistakenly sent incomplete blue sheet information to the US financial regulator from 1999 to 2014.
Boeing considers building a new jet plane for 200 passengers that could be a 'stretched 737'
Boeing thinking about launching new plane that would fill the gap left when the 757 ended production in 2004.
Pokemon Go: Is Niantic partnering with McDonald's to offer sponsored gyms?
Keen Reddit users have found the McDonald's logo and name mentioned in the Pokémon Go app's code.
Creepy Russian tech lets employers spy on all mobile phone calls made on their premises
Natalya Kaspersky touting solution designed to help companies prevent the leak of confidential information.
How MIT robots are helping to revolutionise hospital maternity wards
MIT CSAIL found that robots were much better at helping doctors and nurses to assign tasks than manual labour.
Pokemon Go brings in increased business to cafes, takeaways and even sex shops
Nintendo hit is getting people to visit brick-and-mortar shops far more than mobile advertising ever has.
NBC Universal patents system that tracks peer-to-peer swarms to catch online pirate seeders
Patent describes a system providing real-time information identifying prolific seeders in popular swarms.
Netia data leak: Polish telco operator hacked and 14GB of customer credentials posted online
Hackers have stolen customer information including names, bank account numbers and personal IDs.
Megaupload will return: Kim Dotcom bringing back controversial site and offering beta coupons
Megaupload 2.0 will launch on 20 January 2017 with its original user database revived intact.
Atomic clock invention syncs orders ultra-quickly to prevent high-frequency trading fraud
Renaissance Technologies is patenting an invention to sync orders to within a billionth of a second.
15 years of brain research has been invalidated by a software bug, say Swedish scientists
Up to 70% of fMRI analyses produce at least one false positive, challenging the validity of over 40,000 studies.
