Activists have chalked up the world’s first successful legal challenge against police use of automatic facial r…
Hackers are charging millions to cover up GDPR breaches, researchers claim
Ransomware attacks have evolved from the “spray and pray” methodology popular several years ago to highly…
How did the Twitter hack really go down?
Twitter has announced that the major hack it suffered this month – which compromised the accounts of some of the most…
Antitrust hearing concludes with a call to break up Big Tech – here are the highlights
Yesterday’s congressional antitrust hearing – which dragged on for more than five gruelling hours – was less ab…
What to expect in Big Tech’s antitrust trial
Today, Big Tech’s four horseman of the advancing apocalypse – Facebook, Amazon, Google, Apple – will stand befo…
Vodafone: OpenRAN 5G network could be deployed by 2025
In the wake of the UK’s decision to ban Huawei from the 5G network, Vodafone says it will likely rely on a mixt…
Oxford University launches commission on AI in the public sector
Today, the Oxford Internet Institute is launching a new commission on AI and good governance which will examine artif…
New UK-Japan trade deal set to protect business encryption keys
The UK’s post-Brexit trade deal with Japan is taking shape, with both countries agreeing to advanced digital st…
The UK’s Huawei decision is emblematic of the new tech Cold War
After months of prevaricating, the UK recently made the decision to lock Chinese telecoms company Huawei out of its 5…
No, MI5 should not have more control over social media
The long-awaited Russia report – hyped to contain explosive evidence of Russian meddling in the UK’s affairs – …