Hacker pwns police cruiser and lives to tell tale The dark side of 'situational awareness' Security03 May 2011 | 59
DIY crimekit brings advanced malware to Mac OSX Next stop: iPad and Linux users Security03 May 2011 | 27
Legal goons threaten researcher for reporting security bug When vuln disclosures are outlawed... Security29 Apr 2011 | 88
Feds move to uninstall bot that hit banks, airports, cops Drainage of Coreflood continues Security27 Apr 2011 | 19
Iran says it was attacked by second computer worm 'Espionage virus' targets country's networks Security25 Apr 2011 | 2
Adobe promises emergency patch for Flash, Reader bugs Limited attacks under way Security14 Mar 2011 | 13
French gov infiltrated by data-hungry spear phishers Private data monitored by weeks Security08 Mar 2011 | 15
Man pockets $8m running computer fraud ring Zombies dialed premium phone numbers Security16 Feb 2011 | 25
Prisoners cannibalise mice for mobile power USB cables hacked to charge phones Personal Tech18 Jan 2011 | 43
US military cyberwar force will work with NSA Priority is net 'defense'. As in Department of Defense Security24 Jun 2009 | 5
Minority Report command sales system pushes Euro UAV Paris Airshow Touchscreens: Combat maybe, marketing for sure Science16 Jun 2009 | 15
Computer-related injuries in US 'increase sevenfold' Falling-monitor bloodbath eased by LCDs, though Personal Tech09 Jun 2009 | 19
MoD to test 'Combat ID Server' from September Airstrike inbound! Quick, turn the radios on! Science05 Jun 2009 | 11
'Cloned' CGI faces mimic people 'better than skilled actors' Gollum animators, Disney develop impersonation-ware Software01 Jun 2009 | 18
Summer debut for Judge Dredd computer smart-rifle Exploding wireless mini-shell ammo hits round corners Science27 May 2009 | 55
Boffins dream up Sleeptalking PC standby-mode tech USB NIC gizmo handles (some) BitTorrent on its own Personal Tech27 Apr 2009 | 11
New non-volatile memory promises 'instant-on' computing Super SrTiO3 FeRAM tech to replace RAM and disks? Personal Tech21 Apr 2009 | 26
Zhao 'C' - Chinese police computer says no Left field 'Left Crescent' left nameless Bootnotes09 Mar 2009 | 37
Bletchley Park fires up Big Green-Eyed Monster Vintage air traffic computer lands at National Museum of Computing Science12 Feb 2009 | 15
MoD networks still malware-plagued after two weeks Officials: But all our base email are belong to us OSes20 Jan 2009 | 13
Texas profs use AI news-ware to ID terror groups Pundit-in-a-box tech beats spooks, claim developers Software13 Jan 2009 | 9
Deals inked on DARPA's Matrix cyberwar VR Cyber Range Pandora's Box goes live in '10 Legal05 Jan 2009 | 6
Profs: Eating Belgian truffles will make you buy a Mac Homemade meringues = Linux, presumably* Science16 Dec 2008 | 34
DARPA seeks Hitchhikers Deep Thought program Only one choice on interface peripherals, obviously Science03 Dec 2008 | 33
DARPA wants to develop an 'iPhoD' Photonics bit cops perfect-storm tech acronym Science26 Nov 2008 | 5
Adobe, profs working on web time-machine app 'Zoetrope' travels into distant past 1990s Applications18 Nov 2008 | 7
Big Blue to build DARPA cat-brain machine To scale through 'entire range of mammalian intelligence' Legal28 Oct 2008 | 29
Hubble's 486 back-up springs into life Updated Successful boot after extended slumber Science16 Oct 2008 | 56
US military: Electropulse bombs now from next year Maryland state gov preps tinfoil windmill defences Science10 Oct 2008 | 19
Land Warrior soldier-puter to get hoverbot vid hookup 'Get that droid outta the girls' showers' Science09 Oct 2008 | 17
US sky marshals submit to Heart of Gold randomware Nobody could have predicted this Applications02 Oct 2008 | 34
DARPA in Tom'n'Jerry robo-brain quest First they came for the mice; and I said nothing Legal26 Aug 2008 | 38
Logic-gate 'supermolecules' play noughts & crosses Chemical nanobrains 'clever as kids' Science21 Aug 2008 | 20
Stretchy 'bucky-gel' promises touchscreen video-stockings Interactive nano-Spandex iPants for all Science08 Aug 2008 | 30
Teapot backdoor probed by German telescope boffins Spoons, spectacles, even eyeballs - all security risks Channel21 May 2008 | 31
DARPA wants Matrix style virtual world for cybergeddon To feature human 'replicants', time-machine mode Legal07 May 2008 | 30
Aussie scam artist rides bank computer glitch to $9m overdraft Death bars refund Security31 Aug 2007 | 23