New reports from a source speaking to the WSJ disclose the bureau's 'hacker tactics'

The US soldier could face up to 136 years in prison for passing on secrets to WikiLeaks

List handed to MPs includes law firms, construction companies and two famous celebrities - but no media group or newspaper

Charge carried possible life sentence, although he will now be sentenced after convictions on lesser charges of espionage and theft

Scotland Yard was dragged into the blue-chip hacking scandal last night after Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe was asked to release suppressed information from four little-known investigations into rogue private detective agencies.

Lenovo - the largest PC producer in the world - is indirectly backed by the Chinese state

Home Secretary expected to announce this week that private investigators will be regulated for first time

Seminar for officials to be held at Cambridge University features 24-member delegation from notorious Ministry of Public Security

PIs will need a licence and will be banned if found guilty of blagging personal information

Jack became famous for making cash machines spit out bank notes

As more electronics are introduced into vehicles the danger from hacking attacks also rises

The judge in the case is due to issue verdicts within days

Mr Assange announced his own candidacy for a seat in the Australian Senate in the national elections later this year

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