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‘Free’ apps may be violating EU consumer protection laws

EU authorities are expressing concern about 'in-app' purchases

FBI expects to roll out malware-analysis system to help businesses identify attacks

So-called 'Malware Investigator' later this year could allow malware-sample upload to FBI

EU Internet survey finds widespread blocking, fueling net neutrality issue

The proposed law will not rectify the problem, say digital rights advocates

A graphics library war is a win for everybody

Whether AMD woke Microsoft from its slumber or this was planned, it doesn't matter.

5 Things You Need to Know About Bluetooth Low Energy

Are You Too Old to Land a New IT Job?

Bloomberg clamps down with data-access policies after scandal

The financial data and news company develops in-house access controls after controversy over journalists seeing client information

Security researchers urge tech companies to explain their cryptographic choices

Researchers signed an open letter outlining 10 transparency principles for companies to regain user trust following surveillance revelations

STMicro could enable touchless gesture control of smartphones

Touchless swipes, taps and double-taps can all be identified by STMicro's 'time-of-flight' proximity detector

Cloud security concerns are overblown, experts say

RSA panel compares enterprise fears of cloud security to early, now eased, concerns about virtualization technology