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Scammers innovate yet again, now cold-calling to sell faux computer fixes and costly 'warranties', parting people from cash and peace of mind.

Mafia II brings a genuine cinematic adventure to gamers, recounting a WWII vet's journey into the mob, set in the detailed Empire Bay.

With 83 songs ranging from The Smiths to Avenged Sevenfold, there really is something for everybody in the upcoming band sim.

NetSafe launches The ORB, a new online reporting tool for New Zealanders to report cyber offences such as spam, fraud, and child exploitation easily.

South Korean officials raid Google's offices over illegal data collection claims linked to its Street View project, seizing equipment.

Jade Software in Wellington secures funding from TechNZ to enhance Investigator, their crime-fighting software, used by law enforcement in 29 countries.

Whether you or your business is into social networking or not, you cannot afford to ignore new media channels.

The journalist reviews Crackdown 2, stating that while it's not a bad game, it falls into the mediocre category and lacks execution and polish.

Australia mulls new cyber laws compelling ISPs to disconnect those lacking firewall and anti-virus security, stirring privacy and cost fears.

Australia mulls new web laws: ISPs may have to disconnect users without anti-virus or firewalls, sparking privacy and cost concerns.

Stay one step ahead of parking officers with ParkPatrol's latest iPhone update, leveraging GPS and push notifications to dodge fines worldwide.

Reports are resurfacing that Hell Pizza's online customer database has been compromised, with those on the list subsequently subjected to spam attacks.

Facebook, in collaboration with CEOP, launches a panic button in the UK, enabling teens to directly report online grooming or inappropriate behaviour.

NZ Police probe Google over accusations of collecting private data via Street View cars, raising global privacy concerns.

Lips: I Love the 80s brings a nostalgic karaoke ride to Xbox 360, featuring iconic tunes from a stylish yet eccentric era.

Telecommunications Industry Group joins banks, taxis, motels and other organisations in the fight against crime.

UK Police launch investigation into Google Street View for potentially committing a criminal offence by harvesting data from unsecured wi-fi networks.

ISPs voice their fears that ACTA will mandate them to police user activities, risking privacy and increasing costs.

EA's massively multiplayer online racer will go live on July 20th, when you can download a free playable demo.

An interactive identity theft self-test tool has been launched by international privacy commissioners, offering practical tips to protect personal information.