Jeff Stone

The recommendation by the director of national intelligence comes after the U.S. counterterrorism director told Congress that Edward Snowden's leaks hurt American intelligence-gathering.

The president has defended the constitutionality of his executive order, even after a federal judge issued a temporary injunction.

In a speech at Stanford University, the U.S. president announced a bold new attempt to simplify the sharing of information about cyberattacks.

Google's alliance with Mattel comes after the toy company's stock has fallen by 30 percent over the past year.

Google, Facebook and other social networks have long complained about government surveillance, as they think it's all for naught.

The Pirate Bay's downfall in December created a piracy vacuum that was quickly filled by KickAss Torrents. For how long remains to be seen.

DARPA's work on the DEKA Arm began in 2006 after it was developed by the inventor of the Segway.

TV censorship? Check. Radio censorship? Check. Online news censorship? Check. Next up? Internet browsing.

Everyone knows about eBay and Amazon, but some websites deal in human beings. This is how the U.S. government is trying to stop them.

Chief technology officer Ethan Czahor stepped down from Bush's PAC after racially offensive blog posts were unearthed.

Rapidshare will close down on March 31, with the site warning users to backup their files before it's too late.

More than 50 billion devices will be connected to the Internet within five years. Few of them will be adequately protected.

A former FCC commissioner predicted congressional Republicans would retaliate if net neutrality became law.

The video streaming service has a plan to launch in another 150 countries over the next two years. Well, make that 149 countries.

KickAss Torrents took shelter within a Somali domain registry before running into trouble -- again.

Samsung's privacy policy stipulates that customers can turn off voice recognition or the cameras pointed at them, but how many people realize that?

Jordan issued a statement saying, "This is the beginning" and pledging to rout "evil where it hides."

His predecessor has denied calling for Brian Williams' job, but the anchor may have to work on closing a credibility gap.

Volcanic eruptions in Japan and Russia could be responsible for making rain in the U.S. Pacific Northwest appear darker and thicker.

The deal provides Qihoo 360 with free publicity, but the company didn't spend enough to rank 360.com among the top few most expensive domains.

Verizon Wireless recently announced customers could opt-out of the tracking program, but a group of senators wants more.

Ross Ulbricht, 30, oversaw a complicated online drug market that was brought down by low-tech investigation techniques.

U.S. health insurance providers are not required to encrypt customer information if it would present an unreasonable burden.

Pascal’s job has been the source of speculation since hackers showed she made racially insensitive jokes about U.S. President Obama.

SpaceX dropped a suit against the Department of Defense over the bidding process on government contracts.

Ross Ulbricht, who used the screen alias Dread Pirate Roberts, has been found guilty of operating the online drug marketplace.

The campaign was first launched in earnest when the U.S. introduced new sanctions against the Russian government.

Several jurors struggled to stay awake during closing arguments Tuesday.

Google has 500 employees working on security.