BBC News: Technology

2 February 2013 Last updated at 13:37 ET

Hackers target 250,000 Twitter users

A quarter of a million Twitter users have had their accounts compromised in the latest of a string of high-profile internet security breaches.

Google Chairman Eric Schmidt uses a new book to call China an Internet menace that backs cyber-crime for economic and political gain, reports say.

The architects behind Wembley Stadium are working with the European Space Agency on designs for 3D printed lunar buildings.

News, analysis and try-outs from the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.

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Shutting hackers out

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