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Google has issued a statement (finally?) about its months’-long mystery barge project.
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When Associated Press photographer David Guttenfelder first went to North Korea in 2000, he was plunged into the dark—he had to leave his phone at customs, and his hotel windows were covered with black plastic.
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Net neutrality is a dead man walking.
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A new NBER paper examining how the Internet affects our lives is getting passed around.
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If you're the type of person who likes to know that he or she can email or send files with the knowledge that you're doing so completely securely, you'll want to check out Perzo.
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Last week, we learned some big news from Facebook's earnings report: Teens don't want to spend their time on Facebook anymore.
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Email might be on the verge of a radical makeover. And the NSA is not going to like it.
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Every day, Google’s servers crawl the web, quietly amassing a mirror image of the internet, so that the search behemoth can index everything and serve up lighting-fast responses to any question, no matter how inane.
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If you've ever shopped online, and chances are you have, you've probably noticed, or been told to look for, certain indicators that you have a secure Web connection.
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When Apple hired Burberry’s CEO to head its retail operation, it looked like clear sailing ahead. One thing the company probably didn’t expect to see was challenge on the horizon from a giant barge.
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Email might be on the verge of a radical makeover. And the NSA is not going to like it.
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From online drug bazaars to virtual currency tax shelters, the growing anonymous web has many corners of Washington concerned.
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Facebook Inc. is testing technology that would greatly expand the scope of data that it collects about its users, the head of the company’s analytics group said Tuesday.
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The National Security Agency has secretly broken into the main communications links that connect Yahoo and Google data centers around the world, according to documents obtained from former NSA contractor Edward Snowden and interviews with knowledgeab
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Would you like to surf the Internet, make a phone call or send a text message using only your brain?
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Halloween costumes used to be easy. Put on a tail and grab a pitchfork and you could be one sly devil. Grab a cape and some fangs – sucks to be you, Dracula.
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There are few disappointments in the Digital Age more conspicuous than our failure, as security guru Dan Kaminsky puts it, to “apply the Internet to money.”
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People Were Mad That Facebook Wanted 'Government ID' To Log In, So They Tweeted About It
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A Stanford startup’s new radio can send and receive information on the same frequency—an advance that could double the speed of wireless networks.
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Scientists at Shanghai's Fudan University have created a one-watt light bulb that provides access to wireless internet.
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U.S. prosecutors said the alleged hacker, Lauri Love, infiltrated thousands of computer systems including those of the Pentagon's Missile Defense Agency, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, NASA and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
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A 5th grader pleaded guilty to hacking multiple government and public websites included the Montreal Police Department, the Quebec Board of Public Health, the Chilean federal government and others for Anonymous for fun and for games.
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The U.S. Navy had its share of secrets on Treasure Island, but few were better kept than what’s taking place on a mysterious barge just off the island.
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A small Swiss app developer has invented what it claims is a way to securely and anonymously transfer files between a browser and a mobile device without having to leave any traces of the user’s identity, device ID or location.
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Wikipedia is the largest free source of information in the world. The sixth most widely used website in the world is not run anything like the others in the top 10.
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The long-sought goal of cable cutters everywhere looks as if it has finally been realized. In a recent announcement, Comcast has freed HBO from the oppressive shackles of traditionally-bundled cable packages.
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NSA.gov has been unavailable globally as of late Friday afternoon, and Twitter accounts belonging to people loosely affiliated with the Anonymous hacktivism movement have suggested they are responsible.
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Just who is looking over your shoulder when you browse the Internet?
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Just who is looking over your shoulder when you browse the Internet? Tomorrow, web users will be given a new tool to shine a light on the commercial organizations which track your every movement online.
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Fiber optic undersea cable bypassing U.S. to be completed by 2015
