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Uncertainty has gripped the illegal TV streaming community in the 24 hours since Project Free TV briefly went offline.

The company said it’s not aware of any injuries that have occurred as a result of what it called “the software exploitation.”

Austin Haughwout, 18, allegedly kicked at police officers serving an arrest warrant.

The site was one of the last resources for TV addicts without Netflix, Amazon Prime or torrents.

Privacy International warned that the Asian country's intelligence service tried to tap worldwide Internet traffic via underwater cables.

Access to the Internet is giving the country's young entrepreneurs a chance to produce high tech in India and sell it to the world, and they're going for it.

The Google-owned video site is hosting illicit copies of the shows "Chernobyl" and "Fizurk," according to Roscommandzor.

Intelsat has asked the FCC to deny a SpaceX request to test its satellite Internet service.

Should malicious code be classified as a weapon and regulated under existing international laws?

"We recently expanded our efforts in Chrome, Search and ads to keep you safer," Google said.

Jet has advertised a three-month free trial for its new discount e-commerce site, but using a promo code extends the trial to six months.

Similar to the Amazon Prime program, Jet will offer member-only discounts on products at an annual fee.

The breach could jeopardize the personal lives of nearly 37 million people who use the Ashley Madison website.

The proudly antagonistic media company, already in a high-stakes legal battle, just made a lot more enemies.

From General Electric to Bud Light, Fortune 500 companies are using emojis -- messages without words -- to attract new fans.

The online collaboration service will now support opening and editing Office files within Yammer.

The 29 mile area last made headlines when Filipino naval vessels had a standoff with Chinese fishing boats in 2012.

Darkode was founded in 2007 by a hacker looking for a place to sell a tool for stealing banking passwords.

State media say the nation is in an era of gossip, where people are more interested in “vulgar videos” than in New Horizons' images of Pluto.

Reddit's current CEO said the company is examining ways to improve discussion on its site.

Romanian prosecutors reportedly sought the FBI's help in taking prominent sites offline.

Tech pros from the subcontinent are leaving U.S. tech giants like Google and Facebook to start companies in their homeland.

Mozilla's browser will block all versions of Flash by default until an updated version is released with fixes for several security flaws.

The provider says the service will help university students get safe abortions, but critics say it will encourage 'wanton' behavior.

Tor has been under assault from cybersecurity researchers, the NSA and others trying to manipulate online anonymity.

Sketchy ads likely triggered a warning from Google's SafeBrowsing, though RARBG and ExtraTorrent are back to normal.

Reddit users, frustrated with their inability to humiliate people, have flocked to Voat.

Sens. Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, Al Franken and Ed Markey want the FCC to figure out why cable and Internet bills keep rising.

Facebook's new tools let users decide which of their friends and pages' posts they'll see first on their News Feeds.