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Pakistan has joined Saudi Arabia and China as the world's worst censors of the internet

The signup page of the mirror site redirects to fraudulent site, requiring users to enter their credit card details.

Prolific uploader Zoi Mertzanis is wanted for extradition to the US for copyright violation.

In the three years since Silk Road 1.0 was closed – and Ross Ulbricht given a life sentence – drug sales have tripled.

Trump's website allegedly only offers donors to 'update' their card information with a new card.

Torrentz has mysteriously been shut down in the last 24 hours and no one knows why.

Twenty One Pilots track Heathens leaked in mid-June, weeks before the release of Suicide Squad: The Album.

Trump signs up to Enough Is Enough's campaign to reduce youth access to online pornography.

One section of the magazine is reportedly dedicated to remarks made by the Pope.

Ira Rothken, who has kept Kim Dotcom out of prison for years, will represent Artem Vaulin in his trial.

Not the first time fans have turned to platform after videos deleted from YouTube and Dailymotion.

Getty Images sued by photographer Carol M Highsmith for selling photos she donated for public use.

BT's rivals Sky and Talk Talk launch movement to help improve the future of UK broadband.

Jeremy Peter Green is demanding $900,000 for an $8 domain he bought on a hunch in 2011.

Not to be confused with the Amazon Dash Button.

UAE has introduced a federal law banning the use of VPNs to try to avoid paying for expensive VOIP services.

New 16-part series will feature new host and will be delivered in weekly episodes on Apple's streaming service.

There is a risk of thousands of homes and businesses falling into a 'digital twilight zone', the association says.

Sunde says decentralisation can be made possible by using technologies provided by Zeronet and IPFS.

Google Maps updated with helpful information about landmarks and WiFi only mode.

The KAT team has asked users to be cautious while accessing mirror sites that have emerged recently.

ExtraTorrent claims to have noticed a 300% traffic boost.

Leaked emails were sent out by DNC senior officials between January and May 2016.

New feature matches you and your Facebook friends with other groups with similar interests.

The US government may have seized Kickass Torrents and arrested its founder, but the site still lives on

Free subscribers to streaming platform are to hear 15-30 second ads tailored to profile and music tastes.

A German software developer is accusing the US Navy of committing software piracy across 500,000 computers.

Mozilla is introducing a click-to-approve system for the ageing Flash plugin from 2017

Could these strange numbers be secret instructions for spies in the South or something more innocent?