Hasaan Arshad, 25, was found to be in 'flagrant breach' of tight security rules when he used his mobile phone to remove ...

A GCHQ intern forgets the golden rule of spy school — don’t take the secrets home with you — and finds himself swapping Cheltenham for a cell. Meanwhile, an Australian hacker flies too close to ...

Mr Penny told the court: “This case involves a premeditated ... a British former employee at GCHQ, who when speaking in the aftermath of the attack described himself as a ‘terrorist’.” ...

The Government’s listening base GCHQ has been spared having its inner workings broadcast in public after a potentially embarrassing racism case was settled out of court at the last minute.

GCHQ’s use of hacking — known in official parlance as computer network exploitation or CNE — has been an open secret since the Snowden revelations in 2013, but a legal case brought by ...

In both cases, the GCHQ’s covert informant used IRC conversations about the targets’ efforts to gain access to identity data to steer the targets into traps that had been laid for them.

As part of the tribunal's case, GCHQ admitted that it carries out compute and network exploitation hacking "within and outside the UK," and that about one-fifth of the agency's intelligence ...

In the case of EIPR, members of which have been persecuted in Egypt, GCHQ was found guilty of retaining communications "for materially longer than permitted". Communications from the LRC ...

The current system of UK intelligence collection does not currently breach the European Convention of Human Rights, a panel of judges has ruled. A case claiming various systems of interception by ...

In the case of OPEC, the targeting process apparently went on for several years as the NSA sought openings for an attack. Step 3: Attack. Depending on who the target is, the NSA and GCHQ have a ...

The current system of UK intelligence collection does not currently breach the European Convention of Human Rights, a panel of judges has ruled. A case claiming various systems of interception by ...