Is it possible for a news story to be both widely known and not really known at all? The News of the World phone-hacking scandal may be such a paradox. Everyone knows the rudiments of the story – when ...

U.S. and British police arrested the heads of a phone hacking software firm popular with criminal investigators after federal prosecutors accused them of concealing ...

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) law enforcement arm Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) has signed a contract worth $3 million with Magnet Forensics, a company that makes a ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Prince Harry has returned to the UK to attend the High Court in person this week. It is his third court case against the British ...

A compromised phone rarely announces itself with a single obvious clue; more often it leaves behind small, easy-to-miss changes in how the device behaves day to day. Security teams at Norton, ...

The High Court has ruled in favour of Daily Mail publisher Associated Newspapers in the lawsuit brought by Prince Harry and other public figures. This is likely to end the Duke of Sussex’s years-long ...

Article Summary ITV unveils The Hack, a gripping drama about the infamous News of the World phone hacking scandal David Tennant stars as reporter Nick Davies, with Robert Carlyle as Met Police’s Dave ...

Prince Harry's departure from the Royal Family was not without fallout, including a scuffle with British tabloid the Daily Mail. However, claims that the publishers, Associated Newspapers Ltd (ANL), ...

We're majorly excited that true crime drama The Hack is dropping on our screens. The ITV series revolves around the 2011 News International phone hacking scandal. It weaves together two real life ...

LONDON—A British jury delivered a dramatic split decision in the long-running phone-hacking case here—convicting one high-profile former News Corp editor while clearing another. The verdicts cap one ...

Here's a look at the phone hacking scandal in the United Kingdom. Journalists at British newspapers are accused of making payments to police and hacking into the phones of celebrities, law makers, ...