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News Corp, which ate massive amounts of crow after its tabloid publications were accused of unlawful hacking, is now facing a new allegation.
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Hackers have successfully compromised the UK version of Amnesty International's website by serving malware that exploits a recently-patched vulnerability in Java.
Passengers traveling through British airports will not be allowed to opt out of full body scans, the transport secretary has said.
Two British men have been given four years in jail for using Facebook to unsuccessfully incite a riot - and another's been charged over a Blackberry message calling for a water fight.
A UK woman who admitted to contacting a defendant while she was on the jury of her trial will be imprisoned for eight months.
A UK government report has recommended sweeping changes to the country's copyright laws.
Climate change doesn't just mean a threat to polar bears and penguins - it could damage your precious Wifi signal as well, a UK government report has warned.
Twitter is reportedly in talks to buy TweetDeck for approximately $50 million.
UK security officials have arrested five individuals suspected of participating in DDoS (distributed denial of service) activities under the auspices of an Anonymous-led campaign in support of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange.
Just imagine the conversation. "Darling... Do you mind if we enable pornography?"
Gran Turismo 5 has dethroned Call of Duty: Black Ops from the top spot of the UK's weekly game sales lists, as the insanely-long-time-developed game begins its run to actually becoming profitable.
The UK would abolish net neutrality, under proposals put forward by communications minister Ed Vaizey yesterday.
Microsoft aims to make its motion-sensing peripheral a global holiday hit, announcing today that it will bring Kinect across the Atlantic Ocean less than a week after it hits store shelves in the US.
The UK's Information Commissioner has ruled that Google did no harm with its unauthorised collection of Wifi data, a move which has angered privacy campaigners.
Facebook has caved in to continued pressure from child protection groups and launched a limited 'panic button' service for teenagers in the UK.
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