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An issue with Apple's iOS 11.1.2 is causing iPhones to constantly restart. It can be fixed with an update to iOS 11.2.

A zero-day flaw discovered in iOS HomeKit, Apple's app for managing Internet of Things devices, allowed remote access to smart devices. Apple has issued a fix for the bug.

Facebook's annual Year In Review feature is live for most users. Here is how to find the video, edit it and share it with friends.

While the price of Bitcoin was rising, popular trading platform Coinbase experienced outages and may have overcharged traders.

Bitcoin continued its climb Thursday as the value of the cryptocurrency passed the $15,000 mark and appears headed to $16,000.

Updating iOS on iPhones and iPads can often bring an "Unable to Verify Update" error message. Here's how to fix it.

Cryptocurrency mining marketplace NiceHash suffered a security breach Wednesday that may have resulted in as much as $62 million in Bitcoin being stolen.

Net neutrality supporters are planning to rally outside of Verizon stores across the nation in order to protest the upcoming vote that will kill net neutrality protections.

A majority of private photos on Ashley Madison can be exposed without permission thanks to a flawed security setting that the service won't change.

A mysterious 'noisy GIF' can be heard by viewers despite not having any audio attached to the image file.

A pro-ISIS hacking group called "Electronic Ghosts of the Caliphate" are threatening cyber attacks against the United States.

Keyboard app AI.type has been leaking data of more than 31 million people, including sensitive personal information typed by the users.

A 65-year-old woman in India was denied her monthly pension because she couldn't provide biometric data to the government after losing her hands and vision from leprosy.

A 27-year-old Michigan man will face jail time after attempting to hack a county jail to get a friend released from jail early.

Apple Pay Cash, which allows users to send and receive money from one another, has officially launched. Here's how to set it up.

The Securities and Exchange Commission's Cyber Unit filed its first ever charges to shut down an initial coin offering scam.

Despite the growing popularity of streaming services, piracy of content has not stopped or slowed much, a new study found.

Nghia Hoang Pho, a former employee of the National Security Agency, pleaded guilty to storing classified documents that were stolen by Russian hackers.

A letter from former Uber security analyst Ric Jacobs that is expected to play a major role in the company's ongoing legal battle against Waymo will be made public Dec. 13.

A Russian company that makes phone-cracking software is warning that changes in iOS 11 make user data less secure.

Roman Seleznev, a Russian hacker involved in the Carder.su online crime syndicate, was sentenced to 14 years in prison for his role in a multi-million dollar fraud ring.

Qualcomm is seeking payment from Apple for alleged patent infringement and has asked for sales of the iPhone X to be banned in the U.S.

Google has released a new app called Datally that is designed to help users cut back on mobile data usage.

A bug in the graphics card drivers for Nvidia graphics cards have been causing a significant loss in performance for Linux users.

Andy Rubin, the founder of smartphone manufacturer Essential and a former executive at Google, left his company after a report of an alleged inappropriate relationship.

Apple released a security update for MacOS High Sierra that addresses the major vulnerability that allowed anyone to gain administrative privileges to a Mac computer without needing a password.

Tizi malware records conversations in WhatsApp and Skype on Android. Here is how to remove it and other Android malware.

An analysis of public comments on the FCC's net neutrality proposal found many were duplicates and more than half came from fake email addresses.

Canadian citizen Karim Baratov pleaded guilty to his role in the 2014 hack of Yahoo that resulted in more than 500 million accounts to be compromised.