Popcorn Time Browser App Streams 'Ex Machina,' New Movie Torrents Free -- But That Doesn't Make It Safe.
The movie piracy site is expanding, but you better enjoy it while it lasts.
Dstrux App Makes Your Most Embarrassing Facebook Posts Self-Destruct
A new app is becoming popular with doctors, business execs and anyone else who wants to keep private information private.
Air Force To Launch Secret X-37B Space Mission On Atlas V Rocket
The mission payload includes 100 small samples of polymers, coatings and composites, suggesting NASA may be testing their durability in space.
Apple, Google Urge Obama To Keep Surveillance Backdoors Out Of US Phone Technology
FBI Director James Comey criticized the tech giants last year for their opposition to surveillance backdoors.
EZTV Shut Down: Hacker Coup Forces TV Torrent Site To Voluntarily Go Offline
The site returned with a vengeance after being knocked offline as part of the Pirate Bay raid last year.
Police Argue Military Equipment Makes Them Safer, No Matter Cost To Community Relations
President Obama's initiative has earned some early doubts from police unions, though researchers are largely on board.
Anonymous Hackers Claim 1 Terabyte Of Passwords Stolen From Italy's Expo 2015
The hack has yet to be confirmed by an official source, though Anonymous has targeted the Italian exposition for weeks.
Watchdog Advocates Privacy Software To Hide From Facebook's All-Seeing Eye
The best way to avoid the social network's data collection is to vigilantly delete your Internet cookies.
Neal Stephenson's 'Seveneves' Has Finally Arrived. What We Learned About The Future From The Biggest Sci-Fi Novel Of 2015 (Spoiler Free)
Stephenson's 863-page novel is a science fiction blockbuster sure to find its way onto a number of best-of lists at year's end.
FBI Halted Secret License Plate Data Collection While Lawyers Mulled Privacy Impact
It's still unknown what those concerns were, or if they were resolved.
Police Body Cam Rules Pushed By ACLU, NAACP Include Facial Recognition Ban
Law enforcement cameras should be used for transparency, not surveillance, the coalition says.
Venom Security Flaw: Bug Exploits Floppy Drive, But Researchers Say Threat Overstated
It would be difficult for hackers to launch an attack on more than a few machines at once.
How To Protect Your Kids Online: Text Message, Facebook Monitoring Apps Attract Parents Concerned With Cyberbullying
Are a child's text messages the same as diary entries? Many parents are willing to anger their children by monitoring their communications.
'Science Guy' Bill Nye Is Raising Cash For LightSail, A Solar-Powered Space Ship [VIDEO]
Was Carl Sagan right when he said a spacecraft can travel like a sail boat? There's only one way to find out.
Lily Drone Follows, Films Users But Short Battery Life Earns Early Skepticism
Owners can just throw the drone into the air and watch as it starts flying on its own.
Popcorn Time Vs. uTorrent: Pirate Movie Streaming Still Trails Torrent Downloads
uTorrent's software lets users download any kind of content, whereas Popcorn Time is devoted exclusively to piracy.
Baidu's Minwa Supercomputer Beats Google, Microsoft With New Artificial Intelligence Record
Artificial intelligence has been the subject of increasing focus in Silicon Valley.
Kickass Torrents Helps 'Game Of Thrones' Season 5 Downloads Set New Piracy Records
The fifth episode of the HBO show was pirated 2.2 million times in 12 hours.
Iris Scanners, Widely Used By US Military, Could Be Coming To A Police Department Near You
Iris scanners could help save missing children or enable real-time surveillance, depending on who you ask.
Amazon Drone Delivery Update: Drones Will Talk To Each Other, Locate Customers By Phone
Amazon Prime Air, as the drone program is being described, will deploy a variety of different drone sizes.
Watching Porn, Playing Video Games Leads To Social Isolation That 'Digitally Rewires' Brain Functions
Philip Zimbardo, lead researcher in the Stanford prison experiment, lays out his most recent findings in a new book.
'World Of Warcraft' Subscriptions Dip By 3 Million, But Hope Remains For Patch 6.2
The number of subscription cancellations over the first three months of 2015 has surprised the gaming community.
Do Guns Count As Free Speech? Cody Wilson, Who Published Pistol Blueprints For 3D Printer, Thinks So
Defense Distributed responds to a takedown order for its 3D-printed pistol with a free-speech suit against the State Department.
Virginia License Plate Database Targeted By ACLU In What Appears To Be First Suit Of Its Kind
A man said his vehicle's plate was scanned twice, though neither he nor the vehicle were targets of an investigation.
Stolen HBO Go, Xbox Live Account Info Available Cheap On PayIvy Online Marketplace
How long PayIvy will be able to stay online remains to be seen, but it certainly won't be the last marketplace of its kind.
Baltimore Not Alone In Use Of Surveillance Planes As Police Increasingly Spy From The Sky
A new method of airborne surveillance is reportedly being deployed in Baltimore and other cities.
NSA Converts Phone Conversations Into Searchable Text Database With 'Google For Voice' Program: Snowden
It's not clear if the NSA taps without a warrant phone calls made between Americans.
Secret Founders Pulled Off $6 Million 'Bank Heist' While Raising Funding: Investor
One of the company's founders reportedly bought a red Ferrari, but his timing couldn't have been worse.
Anonymous' #OpGreenRights Hack Team Knocked Nuclear Corporation Areva Offline, Leaked World Trade Organization Emails
The hack, conducted as part of Operation Green Rights, comes after the controversial biotech company Monsanto was hacked multiple times.
Nellie Bly, Investigative Reporter Who Traveled Around The World In 72 Days, Honored By Google, Karen O
A woman from Pittsburgh was one of the most important journalists of her generation despite retiring from the profession at age 31.