Jeff Stone

The piracy service says it does not collect information on users.

Researchers at the cybersecurity company Check Point first alerted eBay in December.

U.S. companies trying to extract data on European citizens are entering another gray area, critics of the deal have said.

Incoming freshman willing to lose 20 percent of their grade can opt out of the health tracking program.

Katherine Clark had settled in for a quiet night when heavily armed police officers arrived.

FBI Director James Comey said the use of data-privacy technology meant the trail was “going dark” for authorities tracking terror suspects. A new report says otherwise.

It’s the same internet hub — home to 164,000 fans of Bernie Sanders — that helped the candidate raise $1 million.

The former "Nightline" anchor says the U.S. isn't doing enough to protect itself from cyberattacks on the power grid, which he says would be worse than a major earthquake.

Ardit Ferizi, a 20-year-old Kosovo citizen, made his first appearance in U.S. court.

IRS scammers have weaseled taxpayers out of more than $23 million since October 2013. Follow our tips to avoid them.

Tech may have been used to listen in on phone calls among Disneyland's 16 million annual visitors.

The suspected attackers were not named, though the attack coincided with a cold snap.

Approximately 100 million Americans were victimized by a healthcare data breach in 2015 as cybercriminals follow the money trail from retail to medical data.

Tibetan and Uyghur populations have decades of strained relations with Beijing.

CrashSafari.com overloads web browsers, though the creator says there's nothing else to worry about.

The Islamic State group says it uses PGP encryption, the same kind that NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden used to contact journalists in 2013.

The U.S. Air Force patrols the secretive base with low flying military helicopters.

The U.S. attorney general said talks with Silicon Valley on cybersecurity issues continue, and both sides are "struggling with the issue."

Con artists posing as the IRS have bilked $23 million from at least 4,550 victims since 2013.

Adm. Mike Rogers also suggested ISIS and other non-state actors will continue to exploit technology.

This comes after decades of sci-fi predictions and DARPA's success with a prosthetic arm.

The plan comes after California's Electronic Communications Privacy Act failed to spark support for a national privacy law.

The best way to defeat the terrorist group might be to relegate them to the dark net.

This attack comes after a series of ransom-motivated events against encrypted email providers.

Next-generation weapons, with features like fingerprint recognition and radio frequency identification, are still in development, but politics and price could pose obstacles.

The microblogging service provided "material support" to the Islamic State group, terror victim’s family alleges.

It's the same method that was used against a number of U.S. targets in 2014.

The authorities simply don't have the resources to analyze the 50-or-so confiscated servers.

The bold assertion came amid a new round of software updates for Model S and Model X owners.