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Megaupload multi-millionaire co-founder Kim Dotcom has won the bail against extradition to the US and is now under house arrest in New Zealand.

Anonymous hackers have lashed out at NSA comments suggesting it would soon be able to bring about limited power outages using cyber attacks.

Twitter accounts associated with the Anonymous collective have posted messages promising a massive announcement later this week.

The researchers at the Search for Extra Terrestrial Intelligence (SETI) are confident that contact with intelligent alien civilizations may soon be a reality.

The FBI on Friday arrested a man who they allege was going to "blow himself up" in a suicide bombing attack at the U.S. Capitol, home to the U.S. Congress.

A British Student, Glenn Mangham, 26, has allegedly stolen valuable information after breaking into the heart of Facebook. The talented hacker had earlier pointed out security loopholes with the Yahoo website and apparently won an appreciation award from the firm for his noble work as ethical hacker.

Anonymous hackers have re-targeted US military intelligence agencies, releasing two teaser documents as a "taste of what's to come".

Responding to Anonymous hackers' recent attack on its www.bpdnews.com website, the Boston Police Department has released its own video mocking the collective.

The FBI keeps a tab on people if they are in the news or subjected to any particular threat or if the matter is “alive”.

FBI documents reveal that a bomb threat with a $1m demand was made against Apple in 1985, a few months before the company fired its co-founder, Steve Jobs.

Following its hack on Symantec, confusion has emerged whether Anonymous attempted to extort money from the company before posting the stolen source code.

A hacker group, apparently affiliated to Anonymous, has reportedly released the source code for Symantec's anti-virus system on torrent sites, after extortion negotiations broke down.

Fausat Ogunbayo files lawsuit for staggering sum in bid to get her children back.

Following a series of high end hacks against US authorities, analysts have come to question whether law enforcement can ever really deal with the Anonymous collective.

Following the FBI shutdown of MegaUpload and dramatic arrest of its founder Kim Dotcom, file-sharing website BTjunkie has voluntarily closed down.

Continuing its F**k FBI Friday rampage, Anonymous hackers have hit Boston law enforcement, defacing the police force's website.

A release by the hacker cell of Anonymous detailing a conference call between UK and US authorities has revealed stupidities on both sides of the hacktivism war.

Kim Dotcom assaulted by arresting officers, owner of file-sharing site tells New Zealand court.

The hacker cell of the Anonymous collective has re-targeted the US Federal Bureau of Investigation, releasing a recording of an internal conference call.

Popular file sharing site The Pirate Bay moved to a new website after a Swedish court rejected the right of the founders to appeal against their sentences.

A website has been setup to offer legal advice for any MegaUpload customers who are worried about losing their data, which is due to be deleted in two weeks' time.

Users' data on the seized MegaUpload website will be saved for two further weeks, according to the website's lawyer, despite being shut down by US authorities.

50 Million Megaupload Users’ Data May be Erased by Thursday

Another suspect has been arrested in the Netherlands for the copyright infringement case against file-sharing site Megaupload.

Following attack on US online security website, hacker group Anonymous breaches Brazil's federal district websites.

With Anonyupload's 25 January launch date approaching, individuals reporting themselves as members of Anonymous have contacted the International Business Times UK reporting the site as a scam.

Following the high profile shutdown of Megaupload, the Anonymous collective is developing its own file sharing alternative, imaginatively called Anonyuploads.

Kim Schmitz, aka Kim Dotcom, in New Zealand court for extradition hearing over Megaupload racketeering plot charges.

Hacker collective Anonymous spams to death websites of US Department of Justice and New Zealand police to avenge shutdown of Megaupload.

Anonymous' latest distributed denial of service revenge attack on the FBI is its largest to date, says the collective.