David Gilbert

Hackers, Anonymous and 4Chan are all vying to get their choice to the top of Time's Person of the Year vote.

The European Parliament's public Wi-fi network was subject to a man-in-the-middle attack, compromising MEPs emails.

European Commission outlines six areas which need to be addressed to protection personal data.

The NSA collects information about the porn habits of Muslim 'radicalisers' to undermine their credibility.

Tablets will become the dominant computing force in 2014 as Microsoft prepares to shelve its touch-focused Windows RT.

Black Friday is a big deal in the US, but is slowly beginning to creep into the UK, but what is it, and does it matter?

Finland has one of the most vibrant startup scenes in the world, thanks to an unfair advantage it has over other countries.

Wikipedia founder believes spying by western governments will only give oppressive regimes more reason to censor the internet.

Apple has bought 3D motion experts PrimeSense, prompting further speculation about the long-rumoured Apple television.

Father of world wide web sad his invention now makes people nervous.

IBTimes TV were at the launch of the Web Index 2013 report, which aims to measure the web's contribution to development and human rights globally, where the founder of the world wide web, Sir Tim Berners-Lee, also voiced his opinion.

Major countries putting role in web innovation at risk because of 'excessive state surveillance'.

A new report highlights that employees' carelessness when it comes to corporate security is leading to major security problems.

A shorter .uk domain name has been introduced to bring the UK into line with other major European countries.

A trio of startups are seeking to change the way we manage our money, by focusing on the customers traditional banks are ignoring.

Everyone from cafe owners to cloud computing companies are responsible for helping identify and eradicate child abuse images.

A website has raised almost £50,000 in bitcoins to assassinate chairman of the Federal Reserve Ben Bernanke.

The Syrian Electronic Army has hacked the Anti-Shabiha website for allegedly publishing the details of innocent Syrians

We look at both Sony's and Microsoft's next-generation consoles to help you decide which one to buy.

Google has once again produced a smartphone which is the best on offer at any price.

Cryptolocker ransomware campaign launched to target tens of millions of UK email addresses.

Hacker Jeremy Hammond has been sentenced to 10 years in jail for his part in the attack on Stratfor.

Rovio's global entertainment empire is built on its Angry Birds game but getting there wasn't as easy as it seems.

Finnish smartphone startup Jolla will release its first smartphone on 27 November in Helsinki.

Seen as a snub to Google's Play Store, Jolla smartphones will use the Yandex.com app store by default.

Supercell is the new superstar of the mobile gaming industry, and it's CEO is focused on the next 50 years

After weeks of delays, Apple is now selling the iPad mini with Retina Display, which is priced from £319.

Security expert Eugene Kaspersky reveals ISS infected by USB stick carried into space by Russian astronaut.

Apple is developing two larger-screened iPhones for release in the third quarter of 2014 according to a source familiar with its plans.