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The FBI and Apple went before Congress to testify about encryption and its role in criminal investigations.

Now an anti-bullying advocate, Monica Lewinsky gives talks to businesses including Facebook.

In-Q-Tel funds data mining tech firms to further CIA's online monitoring.

Anonymous-linked LA Times hack journalist Matthew Keys speaks exclusively to IBTimes UK

FBI still analysing data of San Bernardino shooter Syed Farook's iPhone 5C.

An investigation at Springfield Art Museum is ongoing as the FBI's Art Crime Team appeals for help.

Uber complains about having to provide information that is more than regulators need to do their jobs.

The Vysk iPhone QS1 case encrypts calls, text, photos and location by merging software and hardware.

Her lawyer releases names of entities from FBI to State Department that allegedly used escort service.

The FBI has begun briefing some US senators on how it unlocked the San Bernardino killer's iPhone.

After successfully unlocking the San Bernardino killer's iPhone, the FBI extends support to other agencies.

Leonardo Fabbretti appealed to Apple and said: "Don't deny me the memories of my son".

The NCA previously said it would not return the devices because it was unable to decrypt their contents.

Activists say police had a search warrant for child pornography, and many Tor node operators are being raided.

South Korean passenger on United Airlines flight refused to stop doing yoga in the aisles.

Officials still haven't told Apple how they unlocked Syed Farook's iPhone.

Cybercriminals took advantage of a corporate change to request a fake vendor payment.

The bureau told Dutch police that Belgium was searching for the men a week before attacks.

The Department of Justice successfully gained access to phone and extracted data from it.

One of the 3 suspects is now in German custody while the other 2 are still believed to be in Syria.

Hacktivist group claims to have trapped US law enforcement agencies and Trump as part of elaborate experiment.