ZeroAcces, one of the world’s largest for-hire botnets has been disrupted in a joint operation between Europol’s European Cybercrime Centre (EC3) and the FBI, and led by Microsoft.
An American businessmen has claimed that the US government owes him a $25 million (£15.6 million) reward for helping to find former al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden.
Over the past several months, the Obama Administration has defended the government’s far-reaching data collection efforts, arguing that only criminals and terrorists need worry. The nation’s leading internet and telecommunications companies have said they are committed to the sanctity of their customers’ privacy. I have some very personal reasons to doubt those assurances.
The FBI has released CCTV video footage of Washington Navy Yard shooter Aaron Alexis as he proceeded to kill twelve people and injure many more.
It was never going to be easy for the entertainment industry to grab hold of Kim Dotcom, the owner of the infamous MegaUpload.com and other associated “Mega” companies. The latest twist in the story is that the search warrants used to raid Dotcom’s property were invalid due to being too general