Ukraine says it’s ramping up its cyberdefense in light of Russian attacks  

Cybersecurity expert: Israeli spyware company NSO Group poses ‘a serious threat to phone users’

US may restrict partnerships with China as battle over artificial intelligence heats up

Women look to make their voices heard in new space created by male-dominated blockchain boom

Recent discovery on Strava heat map points out the ease of leaking data through social media platforms

Honolulu first major US city to fine ‘phone zombies’

Britain asks Facebook for information about suspected Russian influence in Brexit

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Cybercrime explored: Journalist documents DarkMarket

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The Internet may be hurting all of us

Finding the forgotten women who programmed the world’s first electronic computer

The FCC prepares for its historic net neutrality vote

How pro-Assad hackers pretending to be women tricked Syrian rebels

What I’ve learned after my Mom got hacked (and her data held for ransom)

There’s a push in Sweden to deal with Internet trolls

A prominent Tibetan activist thinks Facebook deleted her post to cozy up to China

When the Internet goes down in North Korea, there aren’t many to notice

Meet the most famous woman in computing you’ve probably never heard of

The Army is getting serious about cyberwarfare

For many geeks, Anonymous is the gateway drug to political and social activism

This nonprofit group is trying to make the world more equal — through mapping

International coalition moves to take down the dark side of the web

Some customers are bent out of shape after Apple’s big iPhone launch

You can probably get just as much done in a 32-hour work week as you do in 40

Even your medical records aren’t safe. Chinese group hacks into hospital’s patient records

Virtual reality devices are getting pretty damn close to reality

A record Internet data heist can’t be fixed with a password change

A record Internet data heist can’t be fixed with a password change

A View from Inside the Wikileaks ‘Cyber War’

MasterCard, Other Websites Downed by Hackers Supporting Assange

The story of Internet icon Aaron Swartz comes to life in a new documentary

‘The Man Who Invented The Computer’

‘Anonymous’ Attacks Continue On WikiLeaks’ Behalf

China as a political scapegoat, and a call for Congress to play nice

Europeans can now request information about themselves be removed from the web

iPhone won’t stay charged? Blame Facebook

Questions remain about the web crash in China, one of the biggest internet failures ever

He helped win World War II and was rewarded with chemical castration

How one guy’s $24 investment in bitcoins turned into an $886,000 payday

School Year Blog: For low-income students, life after high school can be daunting

Live Chat: Should The U.S. Intervene in Syria?

Nokia to Sell Cell Phone Business to Microsoft

Congress Investigates The Digital Currency Bitcoin

What can the NSA do with phone and Internet data?

Austin prepares to welcome second installation of Google’s Fiber project

Science Hack Day promotes creative collaboration through hacking

U.S. computer security firm unveils report linking cyber hacking group to China’s military

When Kickstarter campaigns succeeds, but promises aren’t kept, there’s little recourse

‘Apple picking’ raises big concerns for Apple product owners

In the wake of iPhone 5, is Apple’s mystique causing it as much trouble as benefit?

In new memoir, former Facebook employee questions role of social media

Facebook, ACLU join lawsuit seeking to have ‘likes’ ruled protected form of speech

Slovenian website seeks to turn people’s passwords into art

In hiring Marissa Mayer as new CEO, is Yahoo putting her on a ‘glass cliff’

Google warns users of suspected state-sponsored hacks

Scandinavian countries are attractive sites for ‘server farms’

Facebook IPO: Discussing the social network’s mobile question

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