Jeff Stone

It’s the Chinese manufacturer’s latest product to be unveiled in the United States, and the first with help from Apple.

Defense Secretary Ash Carter said the military wants to accelerate the use of digital weapons as a way to interrupt the terrorist group’s online infrastructure.

As free wireless access becomes commonplace, more people are learning the hard way that their data is at risk.

Covertly breaking the code wouldn’t set the legal precedent the FBI wants, cybersecurity experts say.

Stolen patient records are just the beginning for cyberattackers with healthcare access.

Apple CEO Tim Cook and others warn that granting the government access to customers' iPhone data would violate First Amendment rights — and lead to more requests.

It's not clear if it's safe to download the "Hail Hydra" software, however.

The American Civil Liberties Union plans to file legal papers in defense of the tech company before a March 3 deadline.

The company spent nearly $5 million on lobbying Capitol Hill in 2015.

The only way to prepare for an attack? Start backing up your computer regularly.

UK web subscribers can still access a range of illicit sites if they have a trusted web connection.

A new trans-Atlantic data-transfer plan also falls short, Max Schrems — who got an EU court to toss out provisions of the old plan — said Monday.

It's the agency's response to Apple's charge of a botched investigation in the ongoing conflict over access to Syed Farook's smartphone.

None of the popular models on the market currently meet the necessary safety standards, the government said.

An MIT team won top honors at a previous competition to help design the high-speed transit system.

Apple’s refusal to unlock an iPhone seems to be rooted more in principle than on technical grounds.

“Our legal department will be waiting,” a website staffer said, after hearing West might sue over non-Tidal downloads of his new album.

The U.S. says it doesn't want a “backdoor,­” just the contents of a single iPhone. But Apple's CEO argues that unlocking one iPhone effectively unlocks them all.

A California hospital faces an approximately $3.5 million demand from hackers as the price of regaining access to patient records.

"The Life of Pablo" has been stolen 500,000 times, by one estimate.

Roman Yampolskiy, leading AI researcher at the University of Louisville, says its time to start planning for self-aware machines that don't like us very much.

You probably don't want torrent sites to know where you live.

Attackers could intercept a user's connection and redirect them to a nefarious page.

Part of the Dridex botnet is spreading antivirus software instead of being used to steal banking information.

Torrents Time isn't flinching, though, as the site's administrators vow to press on.

Kickass Torrents, the Pirate Bay and others follow Netflix's movie streaming model.

The U.S. Congress is expected to approve new sanctions on North Korea that would impact Chinese companies.

The health insurer covering U.S. military personnel may have been the biggest victim of the purported healthcare fraud.

Hackers calling themselves AnonSec are coming under more scrutiny.