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NPIA launches Police National Database
News The latest Government database is completed, allowing Police forces to share local intelligence.
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Anonymous warns of Spain arrest revenge
News Spanish police arrest three men suspected of being involved in the Anonymous hacking group, which has told the world to expect a response.
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Police tracking software use ‘deeply concerning’
News The Metropolitan Police might use Geotime software to track suspects, but privacy groups aren't impressed.
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Facebook: Censoring wrongly or auditing responsibly?
News After a number of activist groups' profiles are taken down, we ask whether Facebook is auditing and censoring the site effectively.
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Policewoman jailed for breaching Data Protection Act
News A 27-month jail sentence has been given to the Tayside Constable who passed on sensitive details to her partner.
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Police in CRB email gaffe
News Police force sends results of CRB checks to a web journalist.
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FBI issues Anonymous warrants
News The FBI issues 40 search warrants in relation to an investigation into Anonymous DDoS attacks.
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Public workers slammed for data snooping
News An investigation in Yorkshire shows how various public workers have been snooping on private data.
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Nominet considers cutting off illicit .uk domains
News Nominet will consider changes to its terms and conditions following a request from SOCA.
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Hacker proves password theft is easy
News Password theft is not very tricky and can be done without much skill or money, a security expert explains during a live hack.
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Police to get Facebook tutoring
News The NPIA will teach police how to make the most effective use out of modern technologies.
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Virus spreading snooper pleads guilty
News A 33-year-old Scottish franchise manager helped spread viruses and spied on people via webcams.
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