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Forget GCHQ. The Swedish National Radio Defence Intelligence Agency has some remarkable technical capabilities. read more
Geopolitical tensions ensure that 2017 will be another big year for large scale and potentially lethal state-sponsored cyber attacks. read more
Cyberspace was President Obama's most unpredictable adversary, taking new directions & delivering blows where least expected. read more
Awareness of the risks attached to technology is a good thing. But there is a downside as insurance premiums start to take off. read more.
No pardon for Edward Snowden, who can safely remain in Russia, while Chelsea Manning is released from jail early. read more
Machines As Legal Entities: The EU parliament wants regulations to govern the use of robots and AI, including a form of "electronic personhood". read more
Facebook is introducing new tools in Germany to help combat the spread of fabricated news stories before the parliamentary elections. read more
US intelligence agencies have released a declassified version of a report on the part they believe Russia played in the US presidential election. It's not very convincing. read more
Anonymous, the loose collective of online hackers, has issued an ominous warning to President-elect Donald Trump. read more
Lost: Three years after the Malaysian Boeing-777 changed course and disappeared, there are several theories about what happened, but few facts. read more
Teenage girls who spend time online and on social media could become the UK's spies of the future. Or so Britain's intelligence agency hopes. read more
Nissan will start testing its electric Leaf car with autonomous driving capabilities in London, beginning its first European trials on public roads. read more
Russian attempts to influence the US presidential election outcome should cause no surprise. It is traditional. Opinion By Prof. Christopher Andrew. read more
British high street bank TSB has compensated a fraud victim on the grounds that it was at fault for allowing a criminal to operate a current account. read more
DARPA is working on new ways to enable US troops working in remote areas to securely send and receive sensitive information on their devices. read more
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