Rupert Murdoch’s top-selling U.K. tabloid, The Sun, had a culture of making illegal payments to corrupt public officials in return for stories.

Anti-secrecy group WikiLeaks was the one shedding light on Stratfor, saying it had more than 5 million of the company’s emails and would publish them in collaboration with two dozen international media organizations.

Kim Dotcom, the founder of file-sharing site Megaupload has been granted bail by a New Zealand court. He faces charges in the US for one of the biggest copyright infringement cases in the country’s history.

The U.S. Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has released its annual “Dirty Dozen” tax scams for 2012.

Satelite navigation systems are at risk from criminals, terrorists or even just bored teenagers, with the potential to cause major incidents from maritime disasters to chaos in financial markets.

A British student who breached security at Facebook last year has been sentenced to eight months in jail, despite arguing that his intentions were not malicious.

Customers working with Imation can choose the right levels of encryption, encryption key management and strong authentication to safeguard the data on devices.

Iran’s terrifying campaign against the internet and netizens is about to go full-throttle with the country’s own intranet.

Leading senators introduced a cybersecurity bill on Tuesday aimed at safeguarding the nation’s water and power systems, which experts have warned often only have the most rudimentary protections against hackers.

A hacker, identified as a 17-year-old based in Morocco, claims to have stolen the personal information of 350,000 users from hardcore porn mavens Brazzers.