THE WORLD WIDE WEB'S INVENTOR WARNS IT'S IN PERIL ON 28TH ANNIVERSARY

Tim Berners-Lee, who invented the World Wide Web, now wants to save it... READ MORE›

FOUR CHARGED, INCLUDING 2 RUSSIAN INTEL OFFICERS, IN MASSIVE YAHOO HACKS

Yahoo, which is selling its core Internet business to Verizon, has paid a heavy price for the security breaches... READ MORE›

CLIMATE CHANGE WILL STIR 'UNIMAGINABLE' REFUGEE CRISIS, SAYS MILITARY

Unchecked global warming is greatest threat to 21st-century security where mass migration could be 'new normal', say senior military... READ MORE›

APPLE SAYS IT'S ALREADY FIXED MANY WIKILEAKS SECURITY ISSUES

Post to Facebook Apple says it's already fixed many WikiLeaks security issues It adds Always download the latest iOS... READ MORE›

CYBER 'SWAT' TEAMS GIRD FOR ELECTION DAY TROUBLE

Doug Rapp, an adviser for cybersecurity and national security initiatives for the Indiana Secretary of Commerce, will be among those in the war room on Tuesday... READ MORE›

TOP RUSSIAN CYBERCRIMES AGENT ARRESTED FOR TREASON

Mr. Mikhailov served in the F.S.B.'s Center for Information Security, the agency's cyberintelligence branch, which has been implicated in the American election hacking... READ MORE›

MILITARY EXPERTS SAY CLIMATE CHANGE POSES 'SIGNIFICANT RISK' TO SECURITY

Meanwhile, Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has labeled climate change a hoax ... READ MORE›

GI KILLED FREEING PRISONERS OF ISIS IN IRAQ FIRST IN 4 YEARS

Iraqi officials said the raid involved American helicopters, Kurdish and American Special Operations forces, and airstrikes... READ MORE›

IRAQI ARMY MISTAKENLY BOMBS CIVILIANS IN ISIL-HELD CITY

Iraqi air force kills at least 52 civilians waiting for salaries in western city of al-Qaim with dozens of others hurt... READ MORE›

GCHQ CENSURED OVER DATA DEAL WITH US

Is a mass surveillance system launched in 2007 by the US National Security Agency NSA ... READ MORE›

OBAMA WEIGHS MOVING U.S. TROOPS CLOSER TO FRONT LINES IN SYRIA, IRAQ

The Islamic State depends on the sale of oil and electricity inside Syria to pay for its military operations... READ MORE›

WIKILEAKS PLEDGES TO RELEASE SOFTWARE CODE OF CIA HACKING TOOLS TO TECH FIRMS

The CIA dismissed any suggestion that WikiLeaks' release served the interests of privacy and security... READ MORE›

FOREIGN JIHADISTS FLOCKING TO IRAQ AND SYRIA ON 'UNPRECEDENTED SCALE' A UN

Ayman al-Zawahiri, the leader of al-Qaida who booted Isis out of his organisation, appears to be maneuvering for relevance, the report says... READ MORE›

COPENHAGEN POLICE SHOOT, KILL MAN NEAR TRAIN STATION

Copenhagen police shoot kill man near train station... READ MORE›

SWEDES PUZZLED OVER SWEDISH 'SECURITY ADVISER' ON FOX NEWS

But security experts in Sweden said he wasn't a familiar figure in their ranks in that country... READ MORE›

GLOBAL HACKING ATTACK INFECTS 57,000 COMPUTERS

Cyber-extortionists on Friday tricked victims into opening malicious malware attachments to spam emails that appeared to contain invoices, job offers, security warnings, and other legitimate files... READ MORE›

JITTERS IN TECH WORLD OVER NEW CHINESE SECURITY LAW

Segal added that one recourse would be to argue through the World Trade Organization that what China considers national security concerns are not valid... READ MORE›

ISLAMIC STATE VIDEO CLAIMS AMERICAN PETER KASSIG BEHEADED

16 COMMENTEMAILMORE The radical jihadist group Islamic State released a video Sunday it said shows American aid worker Peter Kassig being beheaded in Syria... READ MORE›

FORCE WARNED OVER POLICE KILL THREAT

West Midlands Police said it had implemented additional security measures after obtaining the information, but the force declined to confirm the exact nature of the threat... READ MORE›

ADVANCE INTO HEART OF MOSUL SLOWS AS ISIL FIGHTS BACK

The longer the battle to retake Mosul goes on, the more difficult it will become for the Iraqi forces... READ MORE›

TUNISIA TRAVEL ALERT THOUSANDS OF BRITONS FLY HOME

Tunisia believes the beach attack gunman, Seifeddine Rezgui, trained with the Ansar al-Sharia group in the neighbouring country, though the Islamic State group claimed the attack... READ MORE›

CHIEF OF ISLAMIC STATE IN LIBYA THOUGHT TO BE KILLED IN AIRSTRIKE

Before going to Libya, Zubaidi was a senior Islamic State operative in Iraq... READ MORE›

'NO WARNING OF ATTACK' ON SYDNEY CAFE

It says Australia's security service and police considered that the Facebook posts by Monis contained no indications of an imminent threat ... READ MORE›

HOW THE INTELLIGENCE COMMUNITY GETS SMARTER, SECRETLY

The National Cryptologic School, where National Security Agency employees further their educations, celebrates its 50th anniversary... READ MORE›

EX-BRITISH PM TONY BLAIR APOLOGIZES FOR IRAQ WAR 'MISTAKES'

LONDON Britain's former Prime Minister Tony Blair has apologized for mistakes made in the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq in 2003... READ MORE›

FBI PAID PROFESSIONAL HACKERS ONE-TIME FEE TO CRACK SAN BERNARDINO IPHONE

Still, many security and privacy experts have been calling on the government to disclose the vulnerability data to Apple so that the firm can patch it... READ MORE›

'SWEDISH NATIONAL SECURITY ADVISER' WHO APPEARED ON FOX NEWS UNKNOWN TO GOVERNMENT, EXPERTS

The interview led many in Sweden, including some national security experts, to scramble to determine who Mr Bildt was... READ MORE›

The British intelligence agency, however, dismissed the claims from the privacy advocates, saying that the court's ruling would allow the vast surveillance techniques to continue... READ MORE›

FIRST AMERICAN SOLDIER KILLED IN IRAQ SINCE OFFICIAL END OF COMBAT IN 2011

Five Islamic State militants were captured, officials said, and at least 10 were killed... READ MORE›

US FORCES RESCUE IRAQI HOSTAGES FACING 'IMMINENT EXECUTION' BY ISIS

After more than a year of setbacks, Iraqi troops have in recent weeks begun to claw back losses in the centre of the country... READ MORE›