Anonymous ‘hacktivist’ jailed for 10yrs
A SELF-DESCRIBED anarchist and “hacktivist” has been given 10 years in prison for illegally accessing computer systems of law enforcement agencies.
A SELF-DESCRIBED anarchist and “hacktivist” has been given 10 years in prison for illegally accessing computer systems of law enforcement agencies.
DOCTOR Who fans rejoice as BBC releases mini-episode “Night of the Doctor” ahead of next week’s 50th anniversary. Watch it in full here and revel in conspiracy theories.
AFTER paying a record $US13 billion fine for the London Whale debacle JPMorgan took to Twitter to answer questions from the public then backtracked.
A REAL life crime scene has played out on the internet after a dead body was captured on camera via Google Images.
WE all have people on our social networks that drive us insane but blocking them seems rude. Here’s how to filter out annoying types without having to hit the block button.
SHE was the smiling face on the ‘Obamacare’ website but that smile has disappeared as the woman involved says she has been the target of cyberbullies.
A TEEN faces charges of intimidation for allegedly posting names of victims and witnesses in criminal cases to a “rats” Instagram.
A UNIVERSITY philosophy editor is being sued for defamation after a barrage of online posts stating her ex-lover had a “tiny penis” and STD.
A UNIVERSITY philosophy editor is being sued for defamation after a barrage of online posts stating her ex-lover had a “tiny penis” and STD.
HOW do you get your email read by anyone from your boss to Richard Branson? These seven easy steps will make sure your e-voice gets heard.
IN many instances, smartphones make stupid people. The first step is admitting you have a problem. Use our handy guide to find out if you’re the most annoying person you know on Facebook.
INTERNET giant Amazon launches three tablet computers and a local e-book store in Australia, but prices may be higher here.
THE International Space Station is cut off from the internet to avoid hackers and viruses. So how does it keep getting infected?
DID you know that sharing this meme could land you in jail for five years? Well now one organisation is trying to change that. Find out how Australian copyright law is broken.
IT WAS a big year for politics, royalty and Miley’s backside. But the most popular words and people on the internet in 2013 might surprise you.
A WOMAN started yelling at a supermarket employee with Asperger’s syndrome because he was checking out her shopping too slowly. Then thousands of strangers got involved.
THIS girl – with an excellent NZ accent – was always headed for trouble. But the biggest shock came well after the impact with the electric fence.
KELLOGG’S UK has been forced to apologise after sending a tweet implying they’d give one vulnerable child breakfast in exchange for a re-tweet.
SINGAPORE has banned a dating website that caters for people looking to have affairs, before its planned launch in the conservative city-state.
GOOGLE is reportedly testing new technology that could track consumer behaviour in real-world stores and businesses.
MEET Alan and Claire. They’ve been dating for eight months. And they fight. A LOT. How do we know that? They air all of their dirty laundry. All of it.
THESE women give other women a bad name. A prank involving a Ferrari saw women ditching friends and even boyfriends for the chance to ride in the shiny red car.
A CRYING Lady Gaga, facepainting, and crying babies were some of the oddest moments of the bizarre You Tube Music Awards.
THE galaxy’s bravest female heroes – Lara Croft and Princess Leia – have joined forces with Nintendo’s Luigi to bring Supanova to Cairns.
YOU may get to beat the shop queues this Christmas as mobile purchases boom but the changing habits of shoppers are set to rain on retail’s parade in a big way.
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