While the actual design of the creature isn’t especially complicated, I’d be lying if I said it wasn’t a little too similar.

Forget about diamonds, gold bullion or rare art: This year’s go-to material for pilfering in an elaborate heist isn’t even tangible. Computer code is the precious resource that commands a high premium, and any sticky-fingered thief with ears built for safecracking could find themselveson the receiving end of a very generous payday should they succeed in absconding with the rarest of treasures.

With new technology comes new ways to steal, and Twitter happens to be crawling with bots programmed to pick up on complimentary tweets and grab the material that has earned such praise like a maggot on rotting meat. It’ll be mere minutes before the algorithms find the art, convert it into a file and plaster all over actual T-shirts which you can buy, albeit at the expense of the artist whose livelihood depends on them not being taken advantage of like this by unscrupulous vendors.

It was the perfect crime. Over at Valve’s Bellevue headquarters, one Shawn Shaputis had put together a plan that would enable him to break into the famed digital distribution company’s building and walk out with anything he could possibly get his hands on.

No Man's Sky is a mathematical marvel, but a Dutch-based company claims that the formula behind it is actually theirs.

Fallout 4 mods on Xbox One are being stolen from PC content creators, and Bethesda wants it to stop

After stealing a Nintendo lorry or two, by a syndicate of thieves have set their sights on an even bigger target: Uncharted 4.

Zenimax is doing all it can to stall the Virtual Reality revolutionl they're suing Oculus Rift's makers for misappropriatiion of trade secret.