Science/tech

The International Monetary Fund’s computer system was invaded by hackers recently, a potentially sensitive breach of a system that analyzes confidential ...

Three suspected members of the Anonymous hacking group have been arrested in Spain. The trio are said to have been involved in co-ordinating ...

New data released in Germany strongly suggests that locally produced bean sprouts were, as suspected, the source of the deadly E. coli outbreak ...

The US Supreme Court has denied an appeal by Microsoft against a $290m verdict for infringing a small Canadian company's patent ...

"Customers affected by this incident should be on high alert for scams, phishing and phone calls purporting to be from Citibank and their subsidiaries ...

\\\"The matter was not about the encryption algorithms ... in terms of Microsoft\\\'s cooperation with the FSB, the company gives the initial codes of its products to the FSB ...

Officials in the Russian capital say new public toilets, to be introduced by the end of the year, will be virtually indestructible ...

The technology – which piloted last year to a trial audience – will operate by recognizing faces from a database of all 500 million Facebook users ...

The UN report overwhelmingly supports the Internet as a communication platform, a boon to all democratic societies, but it also warns how the Internet\'s unique architecture threatens ...

Sony Corp unveiled the pricing of its new PlayStation Vita handheld games device at a flashy Los Angeles event and immediately ran into criticism that the gadget was too ...

"Keeping those devices in sync is driving us crazy ... we are going to move the digital hub, the center of your digital life, into the cloud ...

A group of pranksters posed as construction workers to plaster a giant Windows logo across the facade of a new Apple retail store in Hamburg ...

Lulz Security is the same group that attacked the websites of Sony over the past few weeks. However, the maker of the Wii said that no consumer data or company ...

An estimated 34 million people are currently living with HIV/AIDS. According to the latest UNAIDS Global AIDS Report ...

The privately-owned London-based college will open in September 2012 and is planning to charge fees of £18,000. The 14 professors involved include biologist Richard Dawkins and historian ...