Volocopter: German 18 rotor drone hybrid personal flight vehicle passes its first manned flight
e-volo developed a personal aerial vehicle and was invited by Nasa to present it to US aerospace experts.
How to protect your Facebook from Isis: The tricks Daesh uses to hack accounts and spread propaganda
Facebook has good security but Islamic State supporters have found ways to get around it.
Linking to pirated content in public domain is not copyright infringement, says EU Court adviser
EU Court of Justice advised that linking to pirated content is not the same as publishing content.
Scientist invents 3D printing technology for Nasa that makes it possible to print objects on Mars
Behrokh Khoshnevis invents novel 3D printing process that uses powder at high temperatures to create objects.
Quantum cryptography breakthrough: 'Unbreakable security' possible using pulse laser seeding
University of Cambridge researchers devise laser system to make it impossible to crack quantum cryptography.
VR sex suit: $400 Tenga male masturbator lets you touch anime breasts – and it's already sold out
Illusion VR masturbation suit, complete with breasts, sends impulses over a man's body to simulate sex.
Magic Kinder Android app security flaw lets strangers send videos to your children
An educational children's app by Ferrero Group has no encryption at all, meaning attackers can spy on kids.
Great Firewall of China: Developer forced to set up VPN in public to bypass his own creation
Fan Binxing was blocked by the system when he tried to access a South Korean website during a lecture.
Android malware discovered on Google Play has infected millions of users with spyware
Android.Spy.277 malware clones popular apps and games to collect information on users.
Isis cyber army grows in strength as caliphate hacking groups merge on Telegram
Caliphate Cyber Army, Sons Caliphate Army and Kalacnikov.TN have merged to form the United Caliphate Army.
MIT 'breakthrough' 3D printing technique can print out solids and liquids at the same time
MIT's research paves way for 3D printers to one day print out fully formed, disposable robots for consumers.
Police drones can be hacked and stolen from 2km away by hijacking on-board chips
IBM researcher Nills Rodday has succeeded in hacking professional-grade drones due to a lack of encryption.
Chronos: MIT invents system that pinpoints your location so people can't steal Wi-Fi
MIT CSAIL's wireless localisation technology can pinpoint Wi-Fi users to within 10cm of their locations.
SIM swap fraud: The multi-million pound security issue that UK banks won't talk about
Global analytics software firm Fico says that organised criminals are behind the hijacked SIM cards.
DJI Phantom 4: Here's how to set up your new drone and update the firmware
The set up process is different to its predecessor
Meet Mark 1: A $50,000 3D printed humanoid robot that looks eerily like Scarlett Johansson
Graphic designer Ricky Ma designs humanoid robot that looks just like ScarJo
Google cancels April Fool's Mic Drop joke after emails muted and gifs inserted into crucial messages
Google's April Fool's Day 2016 joke has had to be cancelled after causing users huge amounts of trouble.
Unaoil bribery scandal: Samsung, Hyundai, Rolls-Royce implicated in $1tn oil industry corruption
Emails show hundreds of companies paid bribes to Unaoil to secure contracts in the Middle East and Africa.
Seattle police raid home of privacy activists who maintain Tor anonymity network node
Activists say police had a search warrant for child pornography, and many Tor node operators are being raided.
Bitdefender releases ransomware vaccine for Locky, CryptoWall and some versions of TeslaCrypt
Crypto-ransomware vaccine is free and designed to prevent Locky, CTB-Locker, CryptoWall and TeslaCrypt.
Respectful Sharia-friendly Muslim social networks with no sex or extremism are now in vogue
Sharia-friendly social media networks that respect religious precepts about male and female interaction on the rise.
Korean scientists develop affordable laser system that can detect E. coli on food in seconds
Scientists use laser speckle intensity detection and a camera to identify micro-organisms living in food.
MIT scientists develop camera that removes reflections so you can take photos through windows
MIT scientists develop camera that emits light only of specific frequencies to work with clever algorithms.
Mattel loses $3m in email phishing scam but Chinese authorities save the day
Cybercriminals took advantage of a corporate change to request a fake vendor payment.
Japan's Hitomi satellite might still be alive as it's emitting signals despite breaking into pieces
JAXA says it is still receiving signals from the $273m satellite, but has admitted to the JSpOC's findings on Twitter.
Quantum computing breakthrough: Scientists build the first-ever qubit Fredkin gate
Australian researchers have demonstrated that a universal computing gate can be operated using qubits.
Hacker Weev hijacked 29,000 printers to spew anti-Semitic flyers across US colleges
Princeton was one of the universities targeted by notorious hacker Andrew Auernheimer.
Richard Branson's Virgin has picked Boom to provide supersonic jets – this is a huge risk
Virgin Group has optioned 10 supersonic jets at Mach 2.2 with Y Combinator-backed Boom, estimated at $2bn.
Helping UK internet users bypass Pirate Bay and Kickass Torrents blocks could land you in jail
A British man faces jail for online piracy
London piracy bust: Police seize 500 set-top boxes allowing free access to paid TV services
Man arrested for selling illegally modified Android IPTV set-top boxes in Walthamstow.
