Jeff Stone

Weeks after the piracy site went down, imitators are trying to boost their own image.

The bill comes after the head of the IRS told a Senate committee that the agency uses stingrays with a court order, not a warrant.

The Internet browser endorsed by Edward Snowden now offers a chat service.

Researchers cautioned driverless cars still have a long way to go before full safety ramifications are understood.

More than 10,000 people received the email, intended to test employees' phishing awareness.

Pirates are stealing classic and modern horror films and TV shows like "The Walking Dead," "Insidious," "Poltergeist" and "The Shining."

Attackers encrypt a user's data and typically give them between 72 hours and one week to pay up.

The auto industry has said, in effect, that drivers own the steel in their cars, but not the software. But the U.S. government has ruled differently.

YIFY is one of the few places where pirated movies are uploaded before they're indexed on the Pirate Bay.

The hackers demanded the equivalent of $123,000 in exchange for not reselling stolen data on a dark net forum.

Users will be able to search through 2 trillion old posts. Don't let your teenage years come back to haunt you.

This comes after Popcorn Time developers left in an exodus over a financial dispute.

Attacks by hackers holding access to computers for ransom are typically traced back to Russia or Eastern Europe, where technical skills are in heavy supply, but jobs aren't.

“There is is no judgment, censorship or repercussion here," said a message on the site. "We are truly free.”

Kickass Torrents, the most popular piracy website in the world, is spreading more than free movies and TV shows.

Your first step after buying a new Internet-enabled product should always be to change the password.

It's the latest in a number of suits filed against the California company over alleged labor law violations.

A new report on cybersecurity says 26.6 percent of all malware attacks in 2015 were aimed at healthcare sites.

The startup is patching together available insurance data to help patients suffering from rare maladies find the right doctor.

Criminals in France figured out how to dupe the PIN verification on chip-and-PIN credit cards being rolled out in the U.S., researchers said.

At least one squadron will be able to detect underground nuclear tests, one of North Korea's favorite tactics.

In the "Internet of Things" era, customers just won't do business with companies they don't trust with their data.

Hackers often repost user credentials that are already available to boost their own reputations.

Small restaurants have complained about a lack of grill space and unrealistic expectations.

The breach is believed to have been the work of hackers with connections to Russia.

The unnamed victim is said to be happy and relieved after regaining her freedom.

The U.S. and its allies have accused Russian aircraft of bombing Syrian rebels, who are in many cases backed by the West.

Privacy activists and major tech firms are typically at odds, but they both oppose a Senate proposal called the Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act.

The Obama administration has consistently said targeted killings are carried out precisely against imminent threats to the United States.