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FBI narrows in on 'second Snowden'

The FBI have reportedly raided the home of an "extremely principled and brave" whistleblower inside a US contracting firm, thought to have been inspired by Edward Snowden following his exodus.

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Unmanned Antares rocket explodes on launch, NASA broadcast shows

A NASA TV broadcast shows the rocket exploding seconds after launch.

An unmanned Antares rocket, bound for the International Space Station, exploded seconds after lift-off from a commercial launch pad in Virginia.

AFP defends power to block websites

The AFP has defended its use of a controversial power that it uses to block websites.

BEN GRUBB | Australia's top law-enforcement agency has defended its use of a controversial law that requires internet service providers to block websites.

Tim Cook's candid interview

Apple CEO Tim Cook speaks at the WSJD Live conference in California.

Chris Taylor 8:40am | Apple CEO talks Apple Pay, charging Apple Watch and killing the iPod Classic.

Zuckerberg outlines big bets on Facebook's future

Mark Zuckerberg: Outlines plans to spend big.

VINDU GOEL 3:05pm | Mark Zuckerberg is determined to spend billions of dollars over the next decade on ventures that might never generate substantial profits.

AFP contradicts itself on what constitutes metadata

Contradiction in definitions: Australian Federal Police Commissioner Andrew Colvin said earlier this year that metadata did not include URLs but his agency said in 2012 that it did.

BEN GRUBB | AFP argued it could access citizens' web histories without seeking warrants to do so, despite AFP Commissioner Andrew Colvin having stated the opposite.

Russian government linked to more hacks, data breaches

Russian has been implicated in cyber espionage and malware distribution.

Nicole Perlroth 12:52pm | For the second time in four months, researchers at a computer security company are connecting the Russian government to electronic espionage.

Law changes to crowd funding needed to kickstart Australia

Tim Heasley is a partner and chief operating officer of Artesian Capital Management.

Tim Heasley 12:15am | It is only fair to allow ordinary everyday Australians to benefit from the wealth of entrepreneurial drive in this country.

Rupert Murdoch takes to the skies with a remotely-piloted 'quadcopter'

Taking to he skies ... Rupert Murdoch has flown his own

MICHAEL IDATO 3:52am | The thought of Rupert Murdoch at the helm of his own aerial spy drone is enough to make his critics break out in a sweat.

Is time travel closer than we think?

<i>Interstellar</i>, starring Matthew McConaughey, is based on a 1988 breakthrough showing wormholes could exist.

Tom Chivers 10:48pm | Interstellar sees astronauts leaping across galaxies through a wormhole. For once, science fiction contains more fact than fantasy.

Twitter innovation too slow even for Dick Costolo

Users are not flocking to the service. Twitter CEO Dick Costolo.

Some 13 million people signed up to Twitter for the first time in the last three months, but the influx was not enough to make the social network's boss and investors happy.

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