David Gilbert

The voicemail services of EE and Three are still wide open to attack years after the Levenson inquiry.

Technology giants like Intel and Google pledge $3.6 million to help maintain under-funded open source software.

Anonymous hacker Sabu could avoid a jail sentence after it was revealed he has helped the FBI attack thousands of foreign websites.

Following a spate of revelations about the increased monitoring of our internet activity, half of British people say they see piracy online as a luxury.

We look at the biggest Android smartphones of 2014, to see if Samsung, Sony or HTC has won the battle for supremacy.

Sony updates flagship smartphone but can Xperia Z2 beat Galaxy S5 and HTC One M8?

Google has added the ability to cast live YouTube streams to your TV via its Chromecast dongle.

Can Jawbone's new fitness tracker - the Up24 - compete with bands from Nike and Fitbit despite lacking a LED display?

As bitcoin prices settle back down, dogecoin is holding its first conference and bitcoin mining rigs sell out.

Stephen Arthuro Solis-Reyes charged with exploiting heartbleed bug to steal details of up to 900 Canadian taxpayers.

A Toshiba laptop used by Bill Clinton to send the first presidential email to space is attracting bids of $45,000.

Inventor James Dyson wants to use cyclone technology to rid the world's rivers and oceans of rubbish.

Researchers claim they have uncovered the identity of the person who is behind the digital currency bitcoin.

An pirated copy of Season 4, Episode 2 of Game of Thrones was downloaded 1.5 million times in just 24 hours.

New figures reveal more than 50 million Android smartphones and tablets at risk of attack by the reverse heartbleed bug

After the arrest of a 14-year-old Dutch girl for making a terror threat to American Airlines on Twitter, dozens of US teenagers are doing the same.

More details about Amazon's hotly anticipated smartphone launch have been leaked ahead of an official launch expected in June.

The Garmin vivofit is the latest fitness tracker to enter the market, but can it challenge Nike, Fitbit and Jawbone?

Google has updated its terms of service to officially allow it scan you emails to deliver targeted ads.

How easy is it for cyber criminals to steal money from your smartphone or tablet?

A guide to getting Microsoft's voice activated personal assistant on your Windows Phone 8.1 smartphone even outside the US.

A 14-year-old girl who tweeted a alleged terrorist threat to American Airlines has been arrested in Rotherdam.

Canadian authorities reveal that social insurance numbers for 900 taxpayers were stolen before Heartbleed Bug was fixed.

Just as the world was coming to terms with the heartbleed bug, researchers have found a reverse heartbleed attack which targets individuals.

UK street artist Banksy has turned his attention to the spying operations of GCHQ with Cheltenham mural.

LG's flagship smartphone for 2014 - the G3 - will come with a Quad HD display when it launches this summer.

As bitcoin's price recovers, dogecoin gets closer to the moon and thinking of bitcoin as plots of land could be the way forward.

Tech Editor David Gilbert reviews the Samsung Galaxy S5.

Can Samsung's Galaxy S5 improve on the disappointing S4 with a fingerprint scanner and heart-rate monitor?