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GCHQ, MI5, MI6 face first major lawsuit over mass surveillance in EU court

Multiple civil rights groups have brought forward the first major lawsuit against British intelligence agencies since Snowden's revelations on mass spying.

FBI says it can't unlock Texas church shooter's encrypted phone for its investigation

The hurdle echoes the legal battle between the FBI and Apple last year over whether the firm should help law enforcement authorities break into the iPhone of the 2015 San Bernardino shooter.

Bitcoin: From futuristic folly to mysterious fortune

The man on the street still doesn't know what bitcoin actually is, despite the huge growth it has experienced.

Swift system malware used to target banks

Hackers steal $4.4m from Nepal bank in cyber-heist by abusing Swift network

Officials from the NIC Asia Bank based in Kathmandu have been scrambling in recent weeks to recover from a hack on its computer networks.

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Shadowy cyber-espionage group 'Sowbug' has been hacking diplomatic secrets for years

Shadowy cyber-espionage group that has operated in secret since at least 2015 been exposed by security researchers from Symantec.

German insurer Allianz flags are seen in front of Munich's radio tower before shareholders' meeting

Allianz pioneers blockchain prototype for the captive insurance market

Allianz Global Corporate & Specialty SE has successfully trialled blockchain technology for a global 'captive' insurance program including cash transfer between countries.

UFC fans beware! The Fight Pass website may be secretly hijacking users' PCs to mine Monero

A Reddit user claimed that the UFC site is running the Coinhive javascript and secretly mining cryptocurrency.

Pro-Isis hackers hijack 800 US schools' sites with Saddam Hussein photo, 'I love Islamic State' message

SchoolDesk is currently working with various local, state and federal law enforcement agencies, including the FBI, to investigate the source of the attack.

Dark Web hackers selling GIBON ransomware for $500

Hackers were reportedly distributing the ransomware, which may be linked to Russia, via a new phishing campaign.

Average UK house price hits record high and interest rate rise will 'not be a barrier' for buyers

Bank of England lifted interest rates for the first time in a decade last week, bringing the benchmark to 0.5%.

Citadel Datathon providing mainline into hottest new data science talent

20 teams of students will meet for the final championship at the New York Stock Exchange in November.

DressCode Android malware spotted in over 40 Google Play Store apps and 400 apps on third-party app stores

Marcher malware: Triple threat Android banking attack uses phishing, Trojan infection and data theft

Nearly 20,000 people have potentially unknowingly handed over their personal data and financial details to hackers, according to Proofpoint.

Most UK renters believe they will never own a property

Some 56% of Britons are pessimistic of their chances of ever owning property, a survey by Ipsos and ING shows.

Duterte's official website, over 100 other sites compromised by Vietnam-linked hackers OceanLotus

Some of the websites compromised belong to the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, China's BDStar and the Armed Forces of the Philippines among others.

WWE Fappening leaks continue: Stolen nude snaps of divas JoJo and Maria Kanellis posted online

Sexual images of two more female WWE personalities – Maria Kanellis and Joseann 'JoJo' Offerman – appear to have been leaked online, reportedly after being stolen by hackers.

TUC boss warns tech revolution could 'make or break' future of British workers

Frances O'Grady calls for unions, businesses and government to work together to embrace technological change.

Don't fall for this WhatsApp scam posing as free £250 vouchers for Asda and Tesco

Dozens of social media users have spoken out in frustration after receiving scam messages on WhatsApp and Facebook which claim to offer a free voucher for UK supermarkets.

Paradise Papers: UK government can no longer shelter tax havens for global elite

Molly Scott Cato, Green MEP for South West England and Gibraltar, has sat on three consecutive inquiry committees into tax avoidance as a member of the European Parliament.

UK firms will plan for a 'Hard Brexit' scenario if lack of clarity extends beyond January, says BT boss

BT chief executive calls for clarity around Brexit, as he warns that a Brexit scenario would not be 'good for anyone'.

US wants to be Britain's 'number one' trading partner, says top Trump envoy

Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross tells CBI conference that preliminary trade talks between US and UK governments are already underway.

Jeremy Corbyn says 'Britain needs a pay rise' and hits out at pace of Brexit talks

Labour leader urges businesses to tackle sexual harassment on the workplace and warns subdued productivity will hamper Britain.

'Paradise Papers' tax practices becoming thing of the past, says OECD boss

Angel Gurria tells CBI conference recently sensationalised tax practices were being clamped down on and no longer the norm.

Why it's time for banks to take a fresh look at fintechs

Andrew Voysey is Director of Sustainable Finance, University of Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership.

Why Thomson Reuters' introduction of enterprise graph analytics to its global customers is a big deal for big data

Older technology hasn't been able to keep up with data volumes and demand for insights; Cambridge Semantics' Sean Martin explains why business should sit up and take notice.

EU businesses warn UK exporters could lose billions worth of trade after Brexit

Almost two-thirds of EU businesses polled by CIPS warn they are likely to move part of supply chain to countries in the single market.

Theresa May hints UK ready for transition deal with EU in run-up to Brexit

Prime Minister tells CBI conference her government wants an ambitious partnership with the EU and the wider world.

UK living wage increase 'to benefit 150,000 workers'

Employers signed up to the living wage pledge upped the voluntary rate by 30p an hour to £8.75, while London rate is raised by 45p to £10.20.

Popular anime site Crunchyroll back online after it was hijacked to serve up malware

The Crunchyroll site was taken offline after hackers "gained access" to its Cloudflare configuration to serve up visitors with malware.

OpenMined: AI + blockchain = data democracy revolution

Andrew Trask, founder of the OpenMined project, will be talking about homomorphic encryption and deep learning at Newsweek's AI and data science conference in New York.

Sexual harassment scandals must be a 'turning point' in society, says CBI boss

Carolyn Fairbairn urges British businesses to stamp out sexual harassment from the workplace following recent scandals.

Third of UK employees feel their bosses are unfit to lead in the digital age

Survey published at the CBI conference paints dire picture of trust in corporate leadership.

Hackers leak WWE star Paige's explicit photos and WhatsApp sex chats with Xavier Woods

The British wrestler Saraya-Jade Bevis, who goes by the name Paige, was targeted by hackers earlier in March as part of the so-called "Fappening 2.0".