Jeff Stone

The NSA, not the Syrian government or rebel extremists, is responsible for blacking out the Syrian Internet.

Anonymous, the loosely affiliated hacking collective, is threatening to expose the Ferguson, Missouri, policeman who killed Mike Brown.

An ACLU suit could force the Defense Department to being treating Chelsea Manning for gender dysphoria.

Zelda Williams, Robin's daughter, said she's done with social media because of the the depravity on Twitter, Instagram.

WeChat, which is available around the world, has turned Tencent into Alibaba's biggest rival.

North Korean propaganda traditionally trumpets military strength, but carefully crafted tourism videos now show a gentler side.

Robin Williams' tragic end is a reminder that a comedian's art often masks, or even grows out of, crippling mental illness.

Lyft has accused rival Uber of trying to keep the competition busy while it swoops in to take the business.

HealthKit, Apple's foray into the health care world, could soon have support from Johns Hopkins and Mount Sinai.

Fossils found on Antarctica prove the Colossus could have played in the NBA.

The Anonymous hacking collective, never a friend of the police, has sworn to help Mike Brown's supporters.

British readers who trust Wikipedia more than traditional news forget that those news articles provide Wikipedia's information.

FitBit and other health apps could try to sell consumer data to third party groups, Sen. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., advised.

Conservationists are using drones in India, Nepal and elsewhere to research and protect endangered species from poaching.

Some of that investment will go toward building new warehouses and increasing product options online.

More than 900 writers lent their support to Hachette's cause in the ongoing dispute with Amazon.

News that Russian hackers stole 1.2 billion passwords and 500 million email addresses threw the Web into a panic.

Mars rovers Curiosity and Opportunity hold promise that humans will one day travel to and explore the red planet.

A photo of Brazilian man bearing a startling to Steve Jobs was uploaded to Reddit late Wednesday.

Microsoft tipped off Pennsylvania police to a suspected sex predator trading child porn.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has infuriated popular bloggers by forcing them to register with the state, but the effect has been to limit unflattering news.

American Internet speed has risen through the end of 2013 and into 2014. Here's a state-by-state breakdown.

U.S. lawmakers have had to remind former NSA Director Keith Alexander that revealing secrets for profit is a felony.

A cabal of Russian hackers have committed the largest-known online theft just as a major security conference is underway in Las Vegas.

Police said the alleged stabbing death of Julissa Romero, a missing 12-year-old, was an Internet hoax.

Ashton Kutcher, the Hollywood A-lister, is using his notoriety to help organize a hackathon that seeks to stop child exploitation.

Elon Musk, head of SpaceX and Tesla, warned human reliance on artificial intelligence is more dangerous than nuclear weapons.

Stars of "The Expendables 3" said fans who downloaded leaked copies of the film won't have the full experience.

"Hashtag" and "chillax" are among 5,000 new words in the Scrabble dictionary that may give tech-savvy players an edge.