Jeff Stone

"We need a revolution to free ourselves from these politicians," one demonstrator says as protesters rally in Lebanon's capital for the second straight weekend.

Three of Jeb Bush’s fundraisers “abruptly” left his campaign, even as it plans a $1,000-a-plate breakfast fundraiser in an attempt to woo new contributors.

The resignation comes one week after the adultery website was victimized in a massive hack that exposed the personal information and sexual preferences of more than 37 million customers. 

For $300, customers could take almost complete control of a target's phone.

“These campaigns ... represent a significant jump in the overall volume of phishing activity in the region,” a Google executive said.

If their experience was anything like the vast majority of Ashley Madison users, then they almost certainly signed up in vain.

Agora users will likely shift to other online drug sites while Agora updates its security settings.

"In my opinion there should be a nice, red line: Drones should not be weaponized. Period," said the bill's initial sponsor.

It's just the latest hack exposing vulnerabilities in Internet of Things products.

With an engineering firm on board, a five-mile prototype could break ground in 2016, easing toward a future where California's power cities -- L.A. and San Fran -- could be 30 minutes from each other.

Public interest in the Pluto fly-by earlier this year has NASA mulling new plans.

It's just the latest comment from a party leader advocating a ban on Western technology products.

Anxious people can check on their spouses on a number of sites, though not if Ashley Madison's legal team has anything to say about it.

The attention surrounding Popcorn Time comes after 11 Comcast cable customers were accused of downloading "The Cobbler."

Dstrux, an ephemeral messaging service, said it has more users than ever, hours after secret Ashley Madison details went online.

The attack is a variation on the distributed denial-of-service attacks favored by groups like Anonymous and the Chinese government.

“Basically, Russia trades accuracy for throwing a mother-loving hell of a lot of shells in the general director of the enemy,” wrote one analyst.

The notice comes after the FBI issued an alert about instances of Middle Eastern men approaching military families near their homes.

Microsoft's user agreement warns against using unauthorized hardware devices.

Manning, 27, was sentenced to 35 years in prison for leaking U.S. government secrets while stationed overseas.

Idriss Deby, president of Chad, previously predicted Boko Haram would be out of the country within three months.

Former U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder was one of many to mourn on social media the death of civil-rights icon Julian Bond, who died Saturday night.

A number of judges have threatened Malibu Media with legal action if the company doesn't explain its legal methodology.

It was a static fire test mimicking an actual launch, firing 512,000 pounds of thrust for 535 seconds.

The ride-hailing company enacted two-factor authentication after a surge of complaints earlier this year.

Cubans have had decades to prepare for a tourism explosion, and they're wasting no time.

Each automaker was advised to update their iOS app immediately.

The Kremlin's censorship organization objected to a post about magic mushrooms.

Police investigations, sudden site shut downs and theft have yet to dissuade hackers and drug dealers from exploring Dark Net commerce.

Contract considerations come after the current fleet of B-2 stealth bombers were deployed to Britain to conduct war games over Europe.