Cybercriminals used prior stolen data to hoodwink IRS and steal tax returns from 100,000 citizens
Cybercriminals used data stolen from other breaches to manipulate the website's online form.
Pirates develop cCloud TV to livestream HBO, Fox, AMC, ESPN cable channels for free
Step aside Popcorn Time - pirates now want to stream live cable channels using IPTV
Lockheed Martin says NSA testing smartphones that can identify you from finger swipes
Lockheed Martin has been working on smartphone-swipe recognition technology for the NSA
The Walking Dead: 'Everyone's paranoid about being killed off' says Tyler James Williams
The Walking Dead's Noah said the show makes viewers question their prejudices and preconceptions
Noam Chomsky: Buzzfeed and Vice are 'distorting free media' with native advertising
Noam Chomsky says native advertising shouldn't even exist and is a form of propaganda flooding the news.
Will 3D printing for consumers ever become popular?
XYZprinting, Autodesk, 3DPrinterOS and Gartner weigh in on the obstacles facing consumer 3D printing.
Drone crashes and hits two people during Memorial Day parade near Boston
A DJI drone crashed into a building and landed on a man's head in Marblehead, Massachusetts.
O2 and Tesco Mobile suffer 7 hour mobile service blackout affecting thousands of customers
O2 and Tesco Mobile customers were left without signal for 7 hours on bank holiday Monday.
Sleepy Hollow: 'I had no idea what was going on in season two' says John Noble
John Noble says Sleepy Hollow has a chance to survive by focusing on just Ichabod Crane and Abbie Mills
3D printing in medicine: How the technology is increasingly being used to save lives
3D printers are now being used to print prosthetics, stem cells and implants for reconstructive surgery.
Fripp Design pioneers 3D printed silicone breast implants that fit perfectly and won't droop
Fripp Design and Research has discovered how to 3D print silicone and sterilise it at high temperatures.
Michelin star chefs using 3D printing to innovate and speed up preparation times
Michelin chefs are experimenting with 3D printers at the 3D Printshow in London to create new dishes.
3D printers 'are now a must' in hospitals treating serious head, neck and jaw injuries
Doctors are now being trained to use 3D printing to treat maxillofacial conditions in major trauma centres.
Robots being used to repair gas pipes underground rather than tear roads up
SGN is using underground robots to make repairs to old gas pipes in Edinburgh and London.
Popcorn Time pirated movie streaming now available to watch right in your web browser
Rather than downloading a software client or torrenting, now you can pirate from your browser
KFC Germany invents smart keyboard tray liner that lets you type on smartphones as you eat
Now you can type on the KFC Tray Typer keyboard, made from durable paper, while eating greasy fried chicken
Pirate Bay seized by Swedish prosecutors and like the hydra it has spawned 6 new domains
Pirate Bay's .SE domain has been seized, but the torrent tracker is fighting back with .GS, .LA, .VG, .AM, .MN, and .GD domains
Nasa launches $2.25m competition to build 3D printed habitat for Mars mission
Nasa is challenging designers to create sustainable housing using 3D printing and recyclable materials.
Bionic lenses make eyesight 3 times better than 20/20 and could eradicate glasses for good
Optometrist invents tiny bionic lens with camera that enhances images
UK burglars using quadcopter drones to identify potential targets with weak security
Suffolk Constabulary says burglars are flying drones to carry out low-risk reconnaissance of properties
France, Italy and Germany to develop European surveillance drone by 2025
Italy, France and Germany want to reduce reliance on US and Israeli technology by developing an EU drone.
Revolutionary metal vapour laser cuts bone and smartphone glass without burning it
Tomsk State University researchers have developed a multi-functional laser with a wide variety of uses
UK government 'changed hacking laws' to exempt GCHQ and police from criminal prosecution
Edward Snowden's revelations about GCHQ have led to the UK government being sued for criminal hacking
EmDrive and 'warp drive' are two different things - Nasa's still working on EmDrive
EmDrive inventor Roger Shawyer says he definitely hasn't invented a 'warp drive' faster than the speed of light
Meet Lily, a $499 selfie drone that follows you around after being tossed into the air
A UC Berkeley startup has launched a selfie drone that shoots videos and photographs in the air.
Lizard Squad 'hijacks' thousands of home routers to launch DDoS attacks
Hackers are creating botnets by hijacking small business and home routers that have been misconfigured.
Ebook piracy running rampant on Google Play
Counterfeit ebooks are being sold on Google Play by pirates but not much is being done to stop it
IBM rainbow chip breakthrough uses pulses of light to transfer data at 100Gbps
IBM has made a breakthrough in silicon photonics that could revolutionise data transfer speeds to the cloud.
Robots and virtual pets could replace real animals if the world becomes overpopulated
Animal welfare researchers fear pets will become merely a luxury in the future when there are more robots.
Samsung is working on chips to power Internet of Things smart devices
Samsung is to announce Artik system-on-a-chip semiconductor platform to power IoT devices.
