SkyWall 100: This smart anti-drone bazooka net can bring down UAVs from 100m away
OpenWorks Engineering has developed a shoulder missile launcher that shoots nets to trap rogue drones.
UK students use £45 smartwatches from Amazon and eBay to cheat exams, say teachers
Text and pictures can be stored and hidden behind a clock face.
Waze: Sat nav app denies it instructed Israeli soldiers to drive into Palestinian refugee camp
Waze says that the incident, which led to one death, was caused by soldiers disabling features on the sat nav.
Mate1.com hack: 27 million account passwords and emails have been leaked and sold on dark web
A dark web hacker on the Hell forum claims he managed to steal 27 million Mate1.com account passwords.
Malaysia: Scientists develop street lights that pretend to be human to trap deadly dengue mosquitoes
A new LED street lamp that emits low levels of carbon dioxide can trap deadly mosquitoes carrying dengue fever.
Critical Drown HTTPS vulnerability: Online payments, account details could be visible on 11 million websites
Credit card details and more at risk of discovery on Buzzfeed, Samsung, Yahoo, Mumsnet, CNBC, Groupon and Viber.
Anonymous hackers wade into Miami speeding video spat by doxing police officer
Anonymous doxes police officer Javier Ortiz, who did the same to a woman for criticising an officer's driving.
Nokia Networks and Hacking Team accused of selling surveillance equipment to Egyptian government
Privacy International has accused Nokia Networks and Hacking Team of helping Egypt spy on dissidents.
Twitter has lost over $2bn since launch and may never be profitable
Form 10-K reveals investors may have to sell stock to see any return as dividends unlikely.
Darpa develops brain chip that collects electrical signals and sends them to a computer
Darpa has invented a noninvasive transmitter that can be injected into the brain to record brain activity.
Online piracy blacklist blocks can be bypassed on some UK ISPs with the use of HTTPS
HTTPS makes it possible for some UK users to access Pirate Bay, Kickass Torrents, Torrentz and Extra Torrent.
12-year-old girl facing criminal charges for posting gun, bomb and knife emojis on Instagram
US girl has been charged with threatening her school and computer harassment for using emojis.
5G: The most exciting innovations that could transform the future of mobile internet
At Mobile World Congress 2016, Ericsson, Qualcomm, Cisco, ZTE and Nokia all debuted 5G solutions.
Oscars 2016: Tommy Wiseau wades in on race row and explains why there are no black people in The Room
The Room director feels that the academy should award actors based on their performances alone.
Google AI neural network DeepMind and NHS develop Streams app to revolutionise patient care
Google DeepMind has developed an app to help hospital staff communicate better to improve patient care.
Popcorn Time: 'Netflix for pirates' is back online and will use 'legal' Butter streaming tech
PopcornTime.io are relaunching movie streaming service despite MPAA shutdown.
New 'Passive Wi-Fi' breakthrough using 10,000 times less power will save your smartphone battery
University of Washington has developed Wi-Fi that uses less power than Bluetooth Low Energy and Zigbee.
Japan's critical energy and transport systems targeted by hackers for five years – could it be espionage?
A group of hackers has been attacking Japanese commercial interests since 2010 and is likely to continue doing so.
Facebook used by arms dealers to sell jihadis guns, tanks and missiles across Syria, Gaza and Iraq
Arms dealers using Facebook to sell a wide range of weapons to Hamas, Kurdish rebels, Isis and other Jihadists.
Nefertiti bust secretly scanned by artists so everyone can 3D print one at home for free
German artists snuck into Neues Museum and 3D scanned Nefertiti bust using Kinect 360 to return it to Egypt.
MouseJack: Hackers can take over your PC by hijacking millions of wireless mice and keyboards
Microsoft, Amazon, Dell, Lenovo, HP, Logitech, Gigabyte wireless mice and keyboards vulnerable to hijacking.
Google, Red Hat discover critical DNS security flaw that enables malware to infect entire internet
Bug can trick web browsers into looking up shady domain names and would take years to patch.
Apple iOS not as secure as you think – App Store tricked into allowing users to install pirate apps
A flaw in Apple's notoriously strict sandboxing rules has been exposed and a third-party App Store client uploaded.
Israel foils Hamas attempt to smuggle consumer drones into Gaza for intelligence gathering
Israel's defence ministry finds quadcopter drones hidden inside a shipment of toys being driven into Gaza.
Australian scientists developing smart contact lenses to filter out harmful UV light radiation
Researchers developing nanoscale devices that can filter out specific colours to filter out optical radiation.
Windows 10 updates forcing PCs to use Microsoft products on default - and you can't change it back
A new cumulative update for Windows 10 forces a user's default programs to switch to Microsoft alternatives.
Apple vs FBI - who is wrong? San Bernardino County says FBI told it to reset Syed Farook's Apple ID
As the Apple/FBI battle rages, San Bernardino Country now says FBI told it to reset Farook's password.
Dark Web mystery: 25,000 new Tor .onion sites have suddenly appeared – and nobody knows why
A mysterious sudden spike has experts perplexed
UK minicab drivers claim TfL is 'hiding data on sexual assaults in taxis' - and they are demanding the truth
Minicab drivers say they have been discriminated against and that TfL is hiding sexual assault data.
Google's AI neural network robot so smart it has solved a puzzle used in Google job interviews
Google's Deep Mind AI neural network is now able to solve puzzles, thanks to teaching itself to play arcade games.
