TECHNOLOGY

Two major malware campaigns targeting North Korea were launched following the country's test of intercontinental ballistic missiles.

The host of the beloved "Reading Rainbow" children's show is being sued by a PBS affiliate for alleged misuse of its most famous catchphrases in promotion of his own "Skybrary" mobile app.

SegWit, the software brainchild of developer Peter Wuille, just paved the way for a year of radical bitcoin updates.

A number of tech companies including IBM and Red Hat met with United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement to discuss building an "extreme vetting" program.

The U.S. Army told its units to stop using DJI products, but won't tell DJI why, according to the drone company.

Emails say some staff at the USDA's Natural Resources Conservation Service told employees to replace "climate change" with "weather extremes" after Trump took office.

How the dark and light swirls on the surface of the moon formed is a mystery to NASA scientists but they're planning a mission to learn more.

Samsung’s virtual channel video service TV Plus has reached Europe.

Samsung may release several models of the Galaxy Note 8, but it remains to be seen which markets will get the rumored color options.

Cryptocurrency helps women gain financial independence despite cultural barriers.

Scientists think they have cracked a Neanderthal genetic mystery. Their DNA analysis tells us a lot about how many of this prehistoric human lived.

In a new study, an algorithm that tracked colors, filters and content better predicted Instagram users' depression than general doctors with no assistance could.

Instead of waiting for a phishing attack to come from a malicious source, companies can phish their employees first to teach them better security practices.

The Sharp Aquos S2 will only be officially available in China, and will cost 2,400 yuan (around US$370).

Facebook's Lifestage app was the company's standalone Snapchat clone for high schoolers.

Hello, Emilia? It’s little.finger66 calling. The latest trove of stolen data from the hack of HBO includes personal phone numbers and email addresses of “Game of Thrones” actors.

An update on Samsung’s plans for its upcoming Galaxy Note 8 phablet reveals that the South Korea giant will be shipping the handset with a free original case in its home country.

The LG V30 was spotted on a few videos published by Joseph Gordon-Levitt's online video production company, HitRecord.

Newly leaked live photos of the Pixel 2 appear to confirm the return of thick bezels on Google's upcoming flagship smartphone.

YouTube has begun rolling out a new way of sharing videos right on its main app. It has also introduced a feature that allows users to chat like any other messaging service.

The upcoming big system update for the Xbox One will overhaul the console’s user interface.

The technique does not require any laboratory-based procedures, unlike stem cell therapy.

The latest OnePlus 5 won't be available again once it sells out.

Google's CEO and Vice President of Diversity have stated the engineer violated the company's code of conduct.

Apple has just launched a new developer version of its iOS 11 beta, and it appears the company has removed iCloud Messages from the new software update.

Uber shot down rumors that Travis Kalanick would return to the company as CEO.

The latest iPhone 8 leaks are focusing on the upcoming phone's internal layout.

There’s more blood flowing in certain areas of a woman’s brain than in a man’s. Could this be the key to understanding the differences between the sexes?

Governments and shipping companies are looking for an alternative to GPS due to hacking concerns and are turning to eLoran systems.