Ransomware: Should paying hacker ransoms be illegal?
A cyber-crime spree wreaking havoc around the world has reignited calls for governments to ban ransom payments to hackers.
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‘Huge shortage’ in digital skills says Apprentice winner
"Right now, I have 14 roles immediately available and over the last month we've had one application."
Colonial hack: Biden orders tightening of cyber-defences
President Joe Biden has signed an executive order to improve US cyber-defences in light of recent attacks.
Facebook moderator: ‘Every day was a nightmare’
A Facebook moderator has for the first time given evidence revealing the mental toll of the job, to a parliamentary committee.
Colonial hack: How did cyber-attackers shut off pipeline?
Investigators at the largest fuel pipeline in the US are working to recover from a devastating cyber-attack that cut the flow of oil.
First Amendment law professor wants ‘lying’ made an impeachable offense
A law professor at George Washington University recently laid out her arguments for why lying by the president should be an impeachable offense.
Trump social media: Twitter suspends account sharing ex-president’s posts
Twitter has suspended an account sharing posts from former US president Donald Trump's new communications platform.
Apple puts more adverts in App Store after ad-tracking ban
Apple has added extra paid-for advertisements to its App Store, a week after its new operating system limited tracking for ads from other companies.
Why can’t Google get a grip on rip-off ads?
Google has failed to stop "shyster" websites advertising on its search engine, despite promising to fix the problem, the BBC has found.
Judge declines to dismiss Amazon’s Trump allegation
A US judge has refused to dismiss Amazon's allegations that political interference cost the company a $10bn (£7bn) Pentagon contract.
