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Techniques to eavesdrop on what people are typing on a computer keyboard are revealed by security researchers.
A computer network protected by "unbreakable" quantum encryption is launched in Vienna.
Scientists are testing the hearing of polar bears to see whether climate change could affect them.
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Tricky hack attacks could be thwarted by using trusted sites to police web use, say researchers.
Just why are TV channels so desperate to recruit big names, BBC media correspondent Torin Dougles examines the debate.
The ICRC voices concern over the apparent "deliberate misuse" by Colombia of its symbol during a hostage rescue mission.
As Britain's rich see their wealth grow are we risking a dislocation in society that would surprise our Tudor forefathers, asks historian Lisa Jardine.
A book published in Poland claims former president Lech Walesa was a communist collaborator - angering the man himself.
A Q&A on the issues behind the use of wiretaps without warrants in the United States.
Sweden passes new laws on surveillance, labelled Europe's most far-reaching eavesdropping plan.
An advanced satellite that will improve substantially the ability of UK military forces to communicate around the globe is launched into space.
Usernames and passwords from voice-over IP accounts are being traded online, a telecoms firm finds.
The head of the FBI says he believes the West can achieve victory over al-Qaeda within three-and-a-half years.
Zimbabwe's poll results are trickling in like treacle - heavy, slow, and not that sweet, writes Farai Sevenzo.
The low-key presence of US troops in the Philippines causes uneasiness and divides opinion, argues the BBC's Vaudine England.
Web users in China are able to view the BBC News website for the first time. So how does the great firewall of China work?
A dolphin appeared to communicate with two stranded whales before leading them to safety. So what other examples are there of inter-species communication?
Coral reef fish spend weeks scouting out a new neighbourhood before they move in, scientists reveal.
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