Court raises concern that US law could affect right of tech firms to move data from EU

Adviser to EU Court of Justice due to issue opinion on Thursday

Review: Hood’s study of Katharine Gun is an efficient, diverting exercise that will educate

Early in my career, I was asked to type up a secret memo. The error I made is now in a movie

Move defies European warning to stick to terms of 2015 agreement despite US sanctions

Cash generated from illicit cyber-based activities has become a core revenue stream

Pilita Clark: Many modern businesses offer baffled outsiders no clues about what it is they actually do

Net Results: Developer of Pegasus spyware says its clients are governments and state agencies

Just one missed call on WhatsApp and spyware can transmits private messages and turns on the camera and microphone

Metadata may be the social media giant’s ace in the hole for maintaining ad revenue

Mueller leaves decision on obstruction case against Trump to justice department

Blow to US efforts to ban Chinese company from telecoms networks of allies

Huawei would have no choice but to comply if China asked firm to help it spy on West

Hackers infiltrated EU’s communications for years, cables seen by ‘New York Times’ show

That’s Maths: Famous for his ballads, Lehrer was also one of the great satirists of his time

European Court of Human Rights rules on bulk interception and service provider data

Former CIA director fires back at US president after his security clearance is revoked

AG Sulzberger says US president expressed pride in popularising the phrase ‘fake news’

US Wrap: White House accuses Obama-era officials of making ‘baseless accusations’

Trump administration has done little to prepare to fight off new hacking threats

Austrian campaigner says firms can ‘bankrupt’ data regulator through appeals

Dutch JSCU alerted United States to ‘Cozy Bear’ and ‘Fancy Bear’ attacks

National Security Agency programme exposed by Edward Snowden set to be renewed

Glitch allows anyone to access the file system for a Mac, exposing private documents on that particular computer

Ride-hailing company kept details of the 2016 crime under wraps for over a year

Judge urged to ask EU court to decide on validity of transfers such as those in Schrems action

Differing views raised whether responsibility for national security should remain with Garda

Ads focused on divisive US election social issues such as race, gay rights, gun control and immigration

Real issue for them is not protecting your data, but ensuring they can keep using it

Symbolism of latest attack on the 50th anniversary of the ATM is unmistakable

Inquiries continue on whether Trump campaign colluded with Russia to sway election

Vice president Pence hires lawyer in connection with FBI’s investigation into Russian links

There’s lots of flattery but little scepticism in the film-maker’s Vladimir Putin interviews

The Government seems to prefer the risk of an atrocity to an overhaul of our patchy defences

Targets were local government officials likely to have voting-related duties

Woman (25) charged with removing classified material from government facility

US officials describe intelligence breach from 2010 as one of the worst in decades

Data commissioner claims new US rules have ‘nothing to do’ with issue at hand

Agenda: WannaCry ransomware a landmark salvo in cybercrime war of attrition

Explainer: Russia links and Comey memo leave White House in turmoil