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Phone invaders: The rise of mobile malware

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Phone invaders: The rise of mobile malware

Your most intimate companion may be betraying you. Smartphones are lucrative targets for cybercriminals and keeping them true might not be as easy as we hoped

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Medical app amasses evidence against war-zone rapists

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Medical app amasses evidence against war-zone rapists

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First quantum transmission sent through space

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First quantum transmission sent through space

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Dr Death: The gruesome career of a Victorian poisoner

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Dr Death: The gruesome career of a Victorian poisoner

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Forget passwords – to log in, just start typing

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Forget passwords – to log in, just start typing

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Manhunt to bug hunt: Cop skills track nature's killers

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Manhunt to bug hunt: Cop skills track nature's killers

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Hackers reverse-engineer NSA's leaked bugging devices

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Hackers reverse-engineer NSA's leaked bugging devices

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Hail hackers for reverse-engineering NSA bugs

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Spot-the-difference software maps city's mean streets

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Spot-the-difference software maps city's mean streets

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Old Bailey data shows growing intolerance for violence

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Old Bailey data shows growing intolerance for violence

Attitudes to brutality changed drastically during the Victorian era, says a linguistic analysis of testimony given in London's oldest criminal court

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Crime mining: Hidden history emerges from court data

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Race to read the H-bomb timestamp that marks all cells

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UK government tried 3D-printing guns to assess threat

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The US is right to indict China's state hacker unit

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