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The Duqu 2.0 virus was linked to previous malware attacks, which also used stolen credentials from Asian hardware manufacturers.

Companies are adding brick-and-mortar options to make it easier for a growing smartphone-native population in India to buy digital content.

Services like LastPass help users manage complicated passwords across several online accounts with the help of one master password.

With Moments, users can easily share and sync their photos with their friends.

Rdio CEO Anthony Bay told Music Week that record labels and publishers held up the launch of his company's hybrid streaming service.

Amazon will host the U.S. premiere of a U.K. comedy on its Facebook page Monday night. Here's why.

You may spend hours on Facebook and Instagram looking at others' content. Minds.com wants to reward your browsing.

He's already wooed some of the biggest advertisers and media companies. Where's Evan Spiegel off to now? Adweek reports.

Steam said the three most played games on the service are "Dota 2," "Counter-Strike: Global Offensive" and "Ark: Survival Evolved."

Co-founder Jack Dorsey is back at the helm of Twitter and boasting that he "can't wait for the rest of the world to see" what the company is working on.

With former CEO Jack Dorsey taking back the reins, Twitter stock is up.

Users can also get additional deals by playing Steam's "Monster Summer Game" mini-game.

The surprise release was announced during an event for fans in New York City.

Twitter now seeks a replacement for CEO Dick Costolo. A search committee will consist of co-founder Evan Williams and board members Peter Currie and Peter Fenton.

There were signs that Wall Street was losing faith in Dick Costolo's ability to make Twitter a social network that could capture a broader audience.

Go ahead, direct-message Herman Melville's "The Fiddler." You know you want to.

British schools are going to use anti-radicalization software to monitor students' online activities.

FishBrain is like Google's Waze, but instead of cars, there's a ton of fish.

App extensions will be able to block various types of content in Safari, such as images and scripts.

Nobel laureate Tim Hunt's "the problem with girls" comments didn't go over well on Twitter.

Users opening the touch version will soon have to switch to the desktop version to continue using the Microsoft-owned video-chat application.