Police stories
Crown admits flaws in Dotcom's 2012 raid warrants but argues they remain valid, as court mulls extradition battle details.
UK Government launches new cloud service aiming to enhance digital info management across agencies, promising innovative public services.
EA's James Mouat reveals how Need for Speed Rivals builds on past successes and incorporates unique features to stand out in the racing genre.
NZ firms warned about the risks and complexities of upgrading from Windows XP before Microsoft's April 2014 support cut-off.
Kim Dotcom has stepped down from his Mega data storage company directorship to concentrate on fighting US extradition charges and developing new ventures.
Schools are advised to block Ask.fm after it's linked to the cyberbullying and suicides of British teens, New Zealand authorities express concern.
NZ telcos unite against phone theft, launching a blacklisting system that renders stolen devices useless, bolstering crime prevention efforts.
EA's Need for Speed Rivals shines on Xbox 360 amidst next-gen console release, showcasing riveting arcade racing.
Sony's revised PS4 terms allow for the recording of PSN text and voice chats, sparking privacy concerns among users.
Picture the scene: it's the end of the decade. You live in a world where technology has become even more embedded into the fabric of society than it is today.
The latest episode of the web series Project 2020 explores the potential consequences of a massive cyber attack on society.
Aruba Networks boosts its partner ecosystem, rolling out advanced wireless and mobility solutions to a diverse range of industries.
North Shore firms fall victim to hackers, losing significant sums of money after being conned via email, say Auckland Police.
Many have ruined their reputations and damaged their careers after posting inappropriate material on social networks.
There are many among us who have ruined their reputations and damaged their careers after posting inappropriate material on social networks...
It's a sad day for the people of New Zealand when government spies can break the law and not be held to account for it.
Wynyard Group has today released its unaudited financial results for the six months ending 30 June 2013, showing the company to be financially on track.
Horny New Zealanders taking part in naked online video chat sessions are being blackmailed, with Kiwis losing $4.4m last year due to internet scams.
Fighting against sex trafficking and child exploitation, Wynyard Group's technology is being used to combat the 'rape-for-profit' industry in Asia-Pacific.
NZ's 'Get Home Safe' app, a pioneering tool by Boyd Peacock, offers live safety tracking, aiming to protect individuals during solo activities.
