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Threats range from governments trying to control citizens to the rise of Facebook and Apple-style 'walled gardens'
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The leader of the social network's efforts to mine its piles of data says the effort can help explain why people act as they do.
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Citibank Says It's 'Flummoxed' By Ratings Collapse In Cable TV
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Google+ got a massive user interface makeover today, making it look more like a social network rather than just a scattered stream of conscious
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Step aside, AT&T and Verizon. A new privacy-protecting Internet service and telephone provider still in the planning stages could become the ACLU's dream and the FBI's worst nightmare.
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It looks like one of the most nefarious bubbles in the country could soon collapse.
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Anonymous has trounced Reddit to take the top spot in the 2012 Time 100 poll, an annual list of the world’s 100 most influential people.
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Video footage of a police raid on the home of Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom is missing, and authorities claim they’re not quire sure what happened to it.
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AOL will sell and license patents to Microsoft for $1.056 billion, amid pressure for AOL to regain its status as a top Web company.
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Some 300,000 of the 600,000 Macs infected by the Flashback Trojan are located in the U.S.
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Many popular Facebook apps are obtaining sensitive information about users—and users' friends—so don't be surprised if details about your religious, political and even sexual preferences start popping up in unexpected places.
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Lawmakers in Washington are divided as to how to implement cybersecurity legislation to protect against infiltration from hackers, but one insider says the answer is simple: just establish border patrol for the Internet in America.
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Each year, millions of Americans don't fill their prescriptions because they can't afford to.
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Government officials want to data-mine social media to scan for criminal activity. But are their efforts just a complete waste of time?
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Since the microblogging service exploded in popularity just a few short years ago, Twitter’s most egregious problem has been spam. Type ‘iPad’ in a tweet, and expect a deluge of twitterbots @replying you with fake offers of $99 discount tablets.
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More than half a million Apple computers have been infected with the Flashback Trojan, according to a Russian anti-virus firm.
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Security analysts reveal the inner workings of China's efforts to block the Tor anonymity network--and how to get around this censorship
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There’s a fine line between offensive and hilarious, and Arizona lawmakers aim to make that boundary legally protected.
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An onrush of condemnation and criticism kept the SOPA and PIPA acts from passing earlier this year, but US lawmakers have already authored another authoritarian bill that could give them free reign to creep the Web in the name of cybersecurity.
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Just three weeks after after Yahoo filed a patent infringement lawsuit against Facebook, the social giant struck back on Tuesday with a counterclaim alleging Yahoo is infringing on 10 of Facebook’s own software patents.
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Legislation to make it illegal to use “offensive” language online
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The administrator of a second-tier al-Qaeda site recently posted a message on an online forum saying that “the media arena is witnessing a vicious attack by the cross and its helpers on the jihadi media castles.”
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Legislation to make it illegal to use “offensive” language online
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The Arizona state legislature apparently finds it difficult to tell the difference between a telephone and the Internet and has passed a bill that would extend the definition of harassment originally devised for phone conversations to anything commun
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The state's legislature has passed a bill which would update an existing telephone harassment law to apply to the Internet and other forms of electronic communication. The problem, though, is that it dramatically broadens the scope, making it poten
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An Egyptian administrative court has banned internet porn sites, describing them as "poisons in spreading immorality.”
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Anonymous have declared they are shutting the internet down on March 31 in protest against SOPA, Wall Street, and "irresponsible leaders and the beloved bankers who are starving the world for their own selfish needs out of sheer sadistic fun."
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A Lulz Security hacker group that bade farewell to the world last year appeared to make a comeback with a trove of data looted from a dating website for soldiers. Hackers referring to themselves as “LulzSec Reborn” made a cache of information evident
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Oath Keepers is assisting in the legal defense of Marine Corps Sgt. Gary Stein, who is facing military administrative proceedings to separate him from the Marine Corps
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Washington's relentless pursuit of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, and alleged whistle-blower Bradley Manning, is no secret. But the fate of the two men has got US journalists worried, that they too could soon find themselves behind bars.
