The royal World Wide Wedding
The marriage of Prince William and Kate Middleton was an event for the internet age.
PlayStation credit cards were encrypted
Sony says that credit card details held on its hacked PlayStation Network were stored in securely encrypted files.
Amazon apologises for cloud fault
The online retailer Amazon has apologised for a fault in its web hosting service that knocked out scores of websites.
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