France could ban access to public WiFi and Tor network in fight against terrorism
Use of public wi-fi to be forbidden during state of emergency if new legislation goes ahead.
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John McAfee: Hackers using free apps like Glassdoor can expose companies ripe for cyberattacks
With a simple app and some social engineering it's easy to gather enough intel to hack a major corporation.
Uber, Airbnb and Amazon UK execs to give evidence to Lords about 'sharing economy'
Viewers can watch live on Parliament TV as key players are grilled about regulation.
Kazakhstan government wants to spy on all of its citizens' encrypted internet traffic
By law, Kazakhstan ISPs have to install a national security root certificate that unlocks encrypted traffic.
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China's new-found thirst for real ale has British brewers and Chinese entrepreneurs cashing in
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UK steel crisis: Tata nears deal as industry leads fall of UK manufacturing sector
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Setting up your own central bank is just the start with Ethereum
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US woman flees hit-and-run accident but is caught after her car calls the police
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Record PS4 sales could spur Sony turnaround
Exclusive games such as Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 have helped Sony PS4 stay ahead of rivals such as Xbox and Wii U.
Opec meeting: Oil leaders' decision against output ceiling threatens Fed confidence
An Iran-Saudi dispute ended without any significant plans for a production limit.
Asian markets round-up: Barring Korea, most bourses in the green after positive US jobs report
Australia's S&P/ASX 200, China's Shanghai Composite and Hong Kong's Hang Seng among gainers.
Minicabit raises funds from Dominic Murphy of Alliance Boots and Marek Gumienny of 24 Haymarket
Funds to be used for expansion of operations and fleet strength.
Bonuses for investment bankers in London to be lower than 2014: Emolument
The Wall Street's bonus payout could be similar to Europe according to Johnson Associates.
Greece debt crisis: Athens narrowly passes 2016 austerity budget
Budget passes 153-145 after bitter debate in Greek parliament.
TalkTalk hack: Customers still at risk as security experts discover vulnerabilities
TalkTalk is yet to implement several safety measures, says Codified Security.
Rolls-Royce: Formal talks due to begin to bolster profits after lacklustre 12 months
Talks follow new CEO Warren East announcing hundreds of senior positions will be cut.
Microsoft, FBI, Interpol and other law enforcement agencies disrupt Dorkbot botnet infecting one million PCs
Dorkbot targeted Facebook, Twitter Gmail, Netflix, Yahoo and a number of sites.
Small Business Saturday director Michelle Ovens: It's about the community as well as the economy
Small businesses account for 60% of private sector jobs and almost half of the sector's turnover.
Apple to receive $548m from Samsung in patent dispute
Apple first sued Samsung in April 2011 over the look and feel of the iPhone.
Tesco to start selling vinyl records from The Beatles and Elvis Presley to The Rolling Stones
The retailer will offer LPs for the first time in its history.
UK steel crisis: Tata Steel to cut 720 jobs earlier identified at its South Yorkshire operations
Till date, UK's steel crisis has resulted in the loss of about 5,000 jobs.
Africa-China summit: Xi Jinping pledges $60bn for development - and overlooks rights abuses
Xi told the FOCAC China would help tackle three issues holding back Africa's development.
Lawyers' lives being made easier thanks to Stampery and the Bitcoin blockchain
IBTimes UK spoke to blockchain notary service Stampery which went live to the public just over a month ago.
UK house prices: Halifax expects 4-6% growth in 2016 as market expects interest rate rise
Halifax said there was little reason to hope for a shift in the key market drivers.
John McAfee: Hacking a major corporation is so easy even a grandma could do it
A pensioner could easily obtain all the information for a social engineering hack.
Treasury extends Lloyds share sale until mid-2016 before Tell Sid-style public offering
Chancellor George Osborne said the UKFI plan would be extended until 'no later than 30 June 2016'.
Volkswagen scandal: German carmaker's UK sales fell by 20% in November
Car sales were up 3.8% year-on-year, with a surge in alternatively-fuelled vehicles.
JD Wetherspoon hit by hackers affecting thousands of customers
Hacked website of British pub chain contained a lot of personal information of customers.
Rail fares to rise 1.1% from January 2016, lowest increase in 4 years, RDG says
RMT has claimed that train ticket costs have risen three times as much as wages.
MTN: Nigeria reduces fine on telecoms giant to £2.2bn
Mobile giant unable to pay £3.3bn fine imposed after it allegedly failed to disconnect unregistered SIMs.
Asian stock markets fall following Yellen and Draghi comments
The Fed boss continued to signal move for rate increase.
Viagra maker Pfizer to close Granta Park R&D centre in Cambridge leading to 120 job cuts
Neusentis closure move follows downsizing of R&D activities at Sandwich, Kent.
British jobs at risk after French interference in Nissan-Renault alliance
Insiders at Nissan fear 6,000 plus jobs at Sunderland plant could be moved to France.
COP21: Anonymous leaks phone numbers and passwords of 1,000 UN officials after hacking site
Anonymous takes credit for leak of personal details of 1,415 officials in protest at arrests.
GCHQ finally admits it 'persistently' hacked computers and phones in the UK and abroad
GCHQ admitted that it does hack and deploy malware in case brought by Privacy International
Even China's crypto-brothers Bobby and Charlie Lee don't entirely agree on scaling Bitcoin
IBTimes UK speaks to brothers Bobby Lee, CEO BTCC, and Charlie Lee, Litecoin inventor.
ECB president Mario Draghi extends QE programme until March 2017
The asset purchasing programme will stay at €60bn a month.
Facebook accused of blackmail after Belgian court rules it can no longer track non-users
Facebook denies blackmail allegations made by Belgium's Commission for the Protection of Privacy.
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