Cyberwarfare6 Feb 2015Biggest myth about phone privacyWe should feel safe uploading selfies and personal information to social networks and apps if our identities are hidden, shouldn’t we? Far from it, in fact.6 Feb 201518 Nov 2014The internet’s weakest linksIf you think the most vulnerable regions are autocratic regimes or civil war zones, think again. Many countries or regions are at severe risk of disconnection.18 Nov 201418 Nov 2014What’s the fastest we can run?Our picks of the week from around the web, including the surprising virtues of wasting things and the future of marathon running.18 Nov 201418 Nov 2014Invisible weapons go into battleThe future of warfare is no longer about bullets and bombs, or dominating land, sea and air. Instead, tomorrow’s victors will dominate the ether.18 Nov 20143 Nov 2014The future of the internetDark web, regulation, privacy…, what is the future of the internet? Former FCC chairman Julius Genachowski offers his candid thoughts.3 Nov 20143 Nov 2014‘Everybody spies, or nobody does’With fears increasing over snooping states and phone hacking, how do we balance privacy and security? Bruce Schneier says we must face up to a stark choice.3 Nov 201412 Dec 2013Say goodbye to online passwords?Remembering strings of letters and numbers could become a thing of the past –Google wants us to access devices and websites via watches and parts of our bodies.12 Dec 20139 Sep 2013Exotic arsenal heading to Syria?US military commanders often see conflicts as opportunities to use recently developed technology. Here are the latest weapons or systems that may be used.9 Sep 201320 Aug 2013Cyber enemy of the stateDan Simmons visits a major cyber-security company to look behind the scenes at how, or if, state-sponsored hacking can be prevented.20 Aug 2013...
