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Well, this was bound to happen ...

Google announced it has been tracking and disrupting "multiple email-based phishing campaigns" in Iran ...

As far as Iceland goes, Edward Snowden may be left out in the cold ...

The European Commission is concerned that U.S. data collection practices such as PRISM may pose a threat to Europeans' privacy rights ...

Google appears to have supplanted Facebook -- which had supplanted Apple -- as the likely candidate to acquire Israeli start-up Waze ...

President Obama and Chinese president Xi Jinping will meet this weekend to talk cybersecurity, among other things, but there are plenty of people on either side talking already ...

This coming weekend's cybersecurity talks may have already started ...

Britain's National Fraud Intelligence Bureau has begun sending letters to people it suspects of operating websites that provide access to unauthorized content for "criminal gain." ...

The anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre in 1989 has prompted Chinese authorities to expand the list of words and phrases barred from Sina Weibo,the country's most trafficked microblogging platform ...

Increasingly testy rhetoric and increasingly legitimate concerns have prompted the United States and China to announce that they will hold regular high-level talks on standards of cyberbehavior ...

SoftBank has reached a national security agreement with U.S. authorities, perhaps clearing the way for the Japanese company to purchase Sprint Nextel ...

Well, President Obama will definitely have something to talk about ...

The European Commission is taking a closer look at whether Apple is engaging in unfair sales practices ...

Kim Dotcom, founder of the seized file-sharing site Megaupload, hinted via Twitter that he might sue the slew of companies using two-step authentication, for which Dotcom claims to own the patent. ...

SAP, a German software heavyweight, announced that it plans to recruit hundreds of people with autism in a quest to staff employees who "think differently." ...

Despite cries from the Left, the Guantanamo Bay detention camp is still up and running. The same, however, can't be said for Guantanamo's WiFi ...

A series of subsidiaries spanning numerous countries have helped Apple avoid billions in United States taxes, congressional investigators reported Monday ...

After a three-month lull, China's People's Liberation Army has resumed hack attacks against United States companies and government agencies ...

In what likely amounts to a combination of headline-chasing and genuine frustration, members of the British Parliament sounded off this week on Google and the company's tax practices. ...

What next, Antarctica? ...