Russian hosts of the Group of 20 summit near St. Petersburg in September sent world leaders home with gifts designed to keep on giving: memo...

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The United States has known for sometime that it has been victimized by economic espionage mounted by other countries, especially China and...

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Every wonder how good your encryption is?

Yet another American Internet privacy service has bitten the dust, prompted by fears about broad government surveillance demands. San Fra...

A federal appeals court has ruled that law enforcement officials must obtain a warrant before attaching a GPS unit to a suspect’s car and tr...

The Federal Trade Commission says Atlanta-based furniture renter Aaron's Inc. has agreed to a settlement over allegations that it helped...

Australia - The two men at the centre of the Australian Defence Force Academy Skype scandal have avoided jail time. Daniel McDonald, 21, sec...

China - Three public officials were each sentenced to 20 months in jail for illegally wiretapping a county Communist Party chief of central ...

I stopped posting these stories a while back, simply because there were so many of them. This is just a reminder. The SpyCam is the Number O...

It’s not quite “Minority Report”-levels of creepiness, but it’s getting there. He saw this coming. Mondelez International, whose prope...

PA - The former technology director for Easton Area School District accused of secretly recording a private meeting will face trial in North...

India - Spying on his wife landed a qualified doctor husband behind bars on Saturday.   Dr Gyaneshwar Maini, who owns a private hospital...