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The Presidential candidate's unsecured home server was said to have contained 22 'top secret' emails.

PayPal has agreed to settle a class action lawsuit for improperly handling disputed transactions on accounts.

Sanmay Ved was paid $12,000 for owning Google's domain for one minute.

New property owners have to wait longer than usual for their phone and broadband service.

Yahoo is shutting down its operations in the two countries to cut costs and consolidate its business.

Hasbro sued for allegedly using a font without a licence across its My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic range.

Nearly half of all US customers are members of the premier shipping service.

By taking over and running the Playpen dark web site, the FBI gathered 1,300 visitor IP addresses.

Europol reveals no confirmed links between Isis terrorist funding and bitcoin cryptocurrency.

Oxford University study finds that those befriended on social-media network cannot be considered true friends

A torrent file of the ASCII version of movie The Matrix dating to 2003 is the oldest in circulation

Advertisers expected 'to lose $7.2bn' due to online ad fraud.

Cyber attack reportedly carried out in revenge for Japan detaining US activist Ric O'Barry.

The Italian police has shut down a website selling fake products of the luxury fashion brand, Prada.

Pennsylvania State University study says 300 full-time Airbnb hosts in San Francisco made $44m in 2015.

Google's AdWords policies prohibit a variety of ads that mislead users or encourage fraudsters to carry out scams.

Former Mozilla CEO Brendan Eich's start-up promises more privacy and targeted adverts.

Stores can identify and track customers via Wi-Fi and facial recognition software.

Streaming service has barred several users from watching US-only movies and TV shows.

Google's Expedition programme for school children unveils virtual tour inside Buckingham Palace.

Two schools have been ordered to switch off Wi-Fi after mayor reads about 'health risks' on the internet

New Google Chrome Brotli algorithm update expected to see websites load faster and smartphones use less data.

Social networking forum's finding suggests newer forms of expression.

Twitter said it has fixed the software update glitch that caused the social media site to crash.

Google stresses need to 'recapture digital territory' from Daesh.

It emerges that the booths may have been simply a clever ruse for the sex toy firm.

Hot Octopuss is turning old phone booths into "male stress relief" masturbation booths in Manhattan.

iOS 9.1 source code suggests that the next iPhone could support Li-Fi.

State Internet Information Office finds some search results on Baidu not impartial.