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Facebook uses your location data to suggest new friends, despite huge privacy concerns

Facebook’s “People You May Know” has always been an interesting algorithm to watch in action. While we can’t claim to have analyzed i...

The popular password management utility Dashlane is going after the larger enterprise market today with the announcement of a new too...

SiFive on Monday announced its flagship Freedom family of system on a chip platforms. The platforms are based on the free and open s...

Google on Wednesday released an update of its online antipiracy efforts. YouTube has generated more than US$2 billion to content c...

A patent for an infrared system that could be used to shut off iPhone cameras and microphones at live performances is one of dozens aw...

Google last week announced an experiment with post-quantum cryptography in Chrome. A small fraction of connections between Google's...

Just days after Pokemon Go sent Nintendo shares soaring in Tokyo, the game's developers were scrambling to close a massive privac...

The number of government requests to Google for citizens' personal data rose in the second half of 2015, according to the company...

But is it ethical? Michigan police have used a 3D model of a murder victim's finger to unlock a phone, according to a new repor...

HACKERS REMOTELY KILL A JEEP ON THE HIGHWAY—WITH ME IN IT

Be prepared for disaster to strike

From cars that transform into helicopters to helmets that can help read minds

If you recently installed Transmission version 2.90 onto your Apple system, you might have infected yourself with some time-delayed ransomw...

Tech giants from Google to Intel have filed amicus briefs and letters to the court in support of Apple.

They're part of a competition sponsored by the U.S. Military, which will give the winner $2 million .