A former special constable has pleaded guilty to a string of criminal charges after using his mobile phone to take ...

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who were charged under the Computer Misuse Act There is a large variation in skill levels among the convicted individuals who fit the loosely defined term of “hacker”, with the majority having ...

The law is clear, short and to the point - but it is not being applied. The Computer Misuse Act of 1990: a slim document of just 12 pages, a mere stripling compared with other legislation.

Speaking at the launch of a new report on digital rights, James Wamathai, Partnerships and Advocacy Manager at the Bloggers ...

The number of people found guilty of charges brought under the Computer Misuse Act has fallen for two years consecutively and is at its lowest level since 2003, according to figures released this ...

Exclusive: 42% of all cybercriminals convicted in 2024 were police officers or police staff, Novara Media can reveal.

A former Dyfed-Powys Police CCTV operator from Llandysul has appeared in court charged with controlling and coercive ...

A former Devon and Cornwall Police officer has appeared in court charged with misconduct and computer misuse. Martyn Newitt, 39, from Dobwalls, Liskeard, admitted that he caused a computer to ...

Making, supplying or obtaining anything which can be used in computer misuse offences. This is the lowest level of offence and is one that many of us might be guilty of at some stage in our school ...