OpinionEditorial: Sex is of no concern, but privacy isUnless it receives a more serious complaint, the company's only concern can be that it has staff so careless as to leave the lights on in a glass-fronted area.08 Feb 01:27 AM
OpinionHeather du Plessis-Allan: The case for spying on your matesThe age of information-sharing is brilliant, as long as you have no secrets, writes Heather du Plessis-Allan.07 Feb 04:00 PM
OpinionNick Russell: Video of sex-romp couple highlights privacy problems in digital age06 Feb 03:29 AM
OpinionNicole Moreham: Sex with the office lights on - your rightsYes, you can have a reasonable expectation of privacy in a publicly visible place, writes privacy law expert Nicole Moreham.04 Feb 10:40 PM
New ZealandThird degree for guests of DotcomYet another guest visiting the businessman Kim Dotcom was detained by the Customs Service for hours. Welcome to New Zealand - unless you're here to see Kim Dotcom.19 Jan 04:00 PM
New ZealandNZ's war against spammersIt's being described as a war, an arms race, an unseen struggle where the stakes are being raised and the weapons redefined each minute - the war a faceless cyber-criminal.18 Jan 04:00 PM
New ZealandPatient files lost on busy motorwaySensitive health documents of four dead patients have been spilled on to a busy Auckland motorway.17 Jan 04:00 PM
New ZealandDotcom: I'm a pariah in New ZealandEmbattled internet tycoon Kim Dotcom says he is bearing the brunt of a vicious public backlash since the general election.03 Jan 10:55 PM
New ZealandGCSB saga: Reporter receives apologyIn a last minute year-end coda to the serpentine illegal GCSB spying saga, a political reporter has received an apology from Parliamentary Service over a breach of her privacy.23 Dec 11:34 PM
New ZealandDotcom loses warrant fightThe police raids on internet mogul Kim Dotcom’s mansion were legal, the Supreme Court has ruled.22 Dec 11:41 PM
WorldIs North Korea under cyber-attack?North Korea is suffering internet outages just days after Barack Obama's warning over the Sony hacking.22 Dec 09:10 PM
WorldSony cyber-attack: US weighs response to hackingLast month's devastating cyber-attack on Sony Pictures was not an "act of war", but simple vandalism, President Barack Obama has said.22 Dec 04:00 PM
OpinionDavid Glance: When emails come back to biteThere is a lesson for us all in the continuing revelations from stolen Sony emails being splashed over worldwide media.15 Dec 05:30 PM
WorldStars' secrets come under attackHackers have left movers and shakers in Hollywood nervous. Late last month, they breached the cyber security of Sony Pictures and have since leaked a trove of internal company data and emails.12 Dec 04:00 PM
New ZealandNZ spies told to open upWhy country's spy chiefs can no longer get away with saying "we can neither confirm or deny" to questions about espionage.09 Dec 12:39 AM
New ZealandNats eye repeat of united effortThe Countering Terrorist Fighters Legislation Bill is expected to pass tonight under urgency with the support of National and Labour.08 Dec 04:00 PM
New ZealandKim Dotcom's $60m fightThe case of Kim Dotcom has taken an extraordinary turn with the internet entrepreneur given a shot at getting back $60 million being held by authorities in Hong Kong.08 Dec 01:38 AM
OpinionRodney HideRodney Hide: Tantrums and trauma over textingRodney Hide writes: Prime Minister John Key likes to text. So, perhaps it would help us all if Labour and the Greens drew up a list of whom the Prime Minister can and can't text?06 Dec 10:52 PM
New ZealandLittle: PM should accept it's 'game over'Prime Minister John Key should accept it's "game over" and acknowledge his office's dirty tricks, says Labour Leader Andrew Little.26 Nov 11:38 PM
New ZealandHow much did Dotcom spend?Internet mogul Kim Dotcom says his three-year, $10m legal fight against extradition to the US has left him 'officially broke'. So how much did he spend?26 Nov 02:49 AM
New ZealandKim Dotcom: I'm brokeInternet mogul Kim Dotcom says his three-year, $10m legal fight against extradition to the US has left him 'officially broke' and 'unfairly persecuted'.25 Nov 10:56 PM
OpinionBrian RudmanBrian Rudman: Spies bigger threat than terror fightersOnly in a topsy-turvy world would it be seen as rational to bring a posse of spies to heel by increasing their rights to snoop without a warrant, writes Brian Rudman.25 Nov 04:00 PM
BusinessGoogle faces breakup call as EU patience wanesA European Parliament bid for legislation splitting up Google may send a message that's too loud to ignore.25 Nov 01:00 AM
OpinionGehan Gunasekara: Bumbling officials wrong to play privacy cardGehan Gunasekara writes: Privacy rules are inevitably cited as an excuse when bureaucratic bungling occurs in relation to managing people and information.24 Nov 04:00 PM
New ZealandThe fall of Kim DotcomIt’s one of the biggest houses in the country, but the walls are closing in on Kim Dotcom as he rattles around his mansion.22 Nov 06:27 PM
New ZealandSecretary still keeper of secretsThe term "secretary" comes from the Latin for secret. Back in the day, a secretarius was someone who worked for someone of great importance, like a king, and was in charge of confidential information.21 Nov 04:00 PM
BusinessWhatsApp moves to encrypt dataWhatsApp, the world's most popular instant messaging platform, has begun encrypting all its data by default.19 Nov 02:15 AM
BusinessWaldorf sale to Chinese raises US spying concernsThe Waldorf Astoria sale to a Chinese buyer is likely to spark a national security review to assess potential spying risks.12 Nov 02:20 AM
