Privacy
Latest Privacy Badger roots out Google link tracking
Link tracking is a sneaky way of following users as they leave a site via a weblink
ICO issues its first GDPR fine
The ICO is concerned with AggregateIQ's retention and processing of data used in the Brexit referendum
Yahoo is abusing your forgotten email account
Abandoning Ymail to spam has, if anything, increased its value
Security researchers uncover new vulnerabilities in password managers
Think your password manager is completely secure? Think again...
ProtonMail moves to support PGP encryption
Encrypted email moves one step closer to intercompatability
Coding error shared data on 150,000 patients despite data-sharing opt-out
Bug only discovered following change to coding system
Facebook fan site must warn users of data it collects, says European Court of Justice
Site cannot hide behind Facebook, Court says
US consulate staff in China warned of potential 'sonic attack'
Staff told to beware of "unusual sounds" after an employee reported mystery symptoms
Russia blamed for malware infecting 500,000 routers and storage devices in 54 countries
Sophisticated malware comprises code previously used to attack Ukraine
Zuckerberg apologises to EU parliament for Cambridge Analytica scandal
Politicians in attendance complained that Zuckerberg skipped all the tough questions
Commons culture committee slams Facebook for 'disappointing' level of transparency following Cambridge Analytica scandal
Commons committee chairman suggests Facebook isn't taking the whole thing seriously
Ticketmaster working on facial identification system to replace tickets
It may not just be the bouncer who doesn't like your face
China's government using brain-scanning technology to probe workers' inner thoughts
China's government wants to know how its citizens are feeling in a manner that isn't at all creepy...
Chinese authorities admit being able to retrieve old WeChat messages
If the authorities can easily access deleted messages, what else can they access?
British security start-up launches lip-sync authentication technology
AimBrain adds lip-sync capabilities to its biometrics system
Russia blocks Google IP addresses days after Telegram ban
Russian authorities' scattergun approach to Telegram ban shuts down bona fide services
China's Great Firewall: How it works and what it reveals about China's plans
China's censorship system employs millions of people and uses a mix of automated and manual techniques
Avast reveals more information detailing how hackers compromised CCleaner
Attackers compromised TeamViewer on a developer workstation - secured only with a re-used password
Former spies are scraping Facebook data to build a massive facial recognition database
Israeli firm Terrogence has ties with the US government
IMSI catchers found across Washington DC 'disguised' as cell towers, claims US Department of Homeland Security
Surveillance technology found hiding in plain sight
FTC opens investigation into Facebook over privacy concerns
FTC cites reports that raise 'substantial concerns about Facebook's privacy practices'
Mark Zuckerberg admits Facebook 'made mistakes' - but they won't happen again, honest
Yeah, sorry about all that, simpers Zuckerberg
ICO won't obtain Cambridge Analytica search warrant until Friday - at the earliest
The wheels of justice grind surprisingly slowly
Cambridge Analytica - what's happened so far?
The ICO is seeking an urgent warrant to investigate a major data breach - everything you need to know as the story continues to unfold