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Samba flaw could spread WannaCry-like worm, warns DHS
More than 100,000 machines could be at risk
Hackers could target voters, not votes, in UK election
Accusations of cyber attacks have plagued recent elections worldwide. Here's how the UK election could be hacked (but probably won't be)
Windows XP so out-of-date it limited WannaCry spread
WannaCry contains seeds of its own destruction - crashed XP PCs before it could spread
Microsoft denies helping Thai military government spy on web users
Certificate authorities trusted by Microsoft all independently audited, claims company
Twitter loses another bidder after Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff rules out deal
Firm follows Google and Disney in rejecting bid for social site
Twitter tackles violent trolls and terrorist sympathisers with huge 235,000 account takedown
Daily suspensions are up over 80 per cent since last year, firm claims
Unknown firm pays £135m for .web domain
VeriSign could be business behind blockbuster buy
Microsoft open sources Edge browser transcompiler code
Firm makes available code for its converter between WebGL and DirectX shading languages
Google plans search algorithm update with more mobile focus
Make sure your site is mobile friendly, or your search ranking will suffer even more
Inside Tim Berners-Lee's first website on its 25th birthday
The 'World Wide Web' information page is still alive and kicking
No longer in No Man's Land: Can cloud technology change academia?
Dr Noam Leshem explains how cloud is helping academics overcome issues when exploring uncharted lands
How Dropbox is helping modern-day explorers chart unclaimed lands
Thanks to Dropbox, the Into No Man's Land team will be able to collaborate on the go during their 6,000-mile trek
Facebook hits one billion users in a day - so why has its Facebook at Work enterprise tool been a failure?
Facebook has failed to use its power to make a significant dent in the enterprise collaboration space
Two thirds of UK web users believe humans have a 'right to be forgotten'
Poll by Ipsos MORI and TrustE also suggests that many believe the delinking of search results increases censorship
United Nations demands states respect its privacy after AT&T NSA spying revealed
Newly released Snowden docs reveal how "highly collaborative" AT&T helped US spy on UN for 10 years
EU extends Google antitrust investigation response deadline
Google now has until August 31 to answer charges that it is unfairly manipulating search results to benefit its own services
Electronic Frontier Foundation announces new 'Do Not Track' policy for web browsing to boost privacy
EFF teams up with coalition of web firms in effort to enable web users to have more choice over who can track their browsing and data
Build internet for users not government surveillance, Snowden tells IEFT
'People are being killed based on metadata' whistleblower says
Twitter acquires machine learning startup Whetlab
Social media firm wants machine learning expertise to help better organise Tweets
Belgian Privacy Commission takes Facebook to court over privacy
Social media giant dismisses case as 'theatrical actions' with 'no merit'
Ofcom sets out rules demanding broadband firms provide better services to customers
'People legitimately expect and demand more from their communications than ever before' says Ofcom CEO Sharon White
Government contracts private firms to monitor public's social media posts
Documents detailing government desire to monitor social media come less than a week after Snowden slammed GCHQ for secretly trying to pass snooping legislation
Internet of Things, analytics, mobile and cloud 'very much part of the agenda' for Ministry of Defence
Latest technology enables MoD to 'retain operational advantage', says Air Vice-Marshal Mark Neal, director service design for MoD Information Systems and Services
More than a buzzword: the real enterprise use case for the Internet of Things
Severn Trent CIO Myron Hrycyk and Intel's IoT lead Karen Lomas tell Computing that by the end of 2015, the technology will be far more prevalent
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