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ISIS Propaganda: Researchers Track, Neutralize Terrorists' Twitter Recruitment With Defense Department Backing
Young males who recently converted to Islam, live in certain regions and post frequently about feeling disfranchised by the West might be especially susceptible to ISIS messages.
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Pinterest Buyable Pins For iPhone And iPad Have Finally Arrived
The add-on, which lets consumers buy directly from within the Pinterest app, will be available for Apple users first.
The Dark Net Is Selling Hacked OPM Information, And It Could Be Worth $140M: Report
Only a fraction of the database is available, and it apparently does not include security clearance information.
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By 2017, the European Union will abolish roaming charges on consumers who use their phones in members nations beyond their home country.
Anonymous Hackers To Commemorate Bree Newsome, Independence Day By Marching On Charleston
The hacking group traditionally holds its Million Mask March in November and in major cities. Not this time.
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Apple Music Will Raise iTunes Match Limit To 100,000 Songs For Personal Streaming
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Dark Net Vendor Who Sold Guns On Agora Faces 15 Years After Leaving Fingerprints On Package
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Popcorn Time Movie Torrent Service Passes 'Popcorn' On Google Search As App Downloads Exceed 1 Million
Everyone still loves the buttery snack. They just don't love it as much as watching movies free.
Adidas App Buckles Under Demand For Kanye West's Yeezy Boost 350 Kicks
Ticked-off sneakerheads are taking to Twitter and other social media to vent their frustrations.
OPM Hackers May Have Stolen 18 Million Social Security Numbers, As Fall Out From Chinese Data Breach Grows
Experts say the government's cyberdefenses are woefully outdated.
Google Yanks Chromium Voice Extension After Automatic Download Raised Privacy Concerns
Users who still wish to download the feature can do so on the Chrome Web Store, then enable the voice feature.
Meet Docker, The Hot Pre-IPO Startup That's Changing How Software Is Made (And Has Google, Microsoft On Alert)
Docker's technology is helping companies like Capital One and Lyft roll out new apps faster than ever.
Chinese Couple Use Crowdfunding To Pay Fine For Having Illegitimate Child
The Beijing pair say they want to protest family planning rules, which only allow married couples to have children.
Confederate Flag Controversy: Alibaba Latest To Ban Sales Across Platforms In Charleston Backlash
China's giant e-commerce website is the latest retailer to block sales of Confederate flag merchandise.
Quartz Releases New Chart Search Engine Called Atlas Because 'Charts Are Our Cat Photos'
You can have our data and share it too! Quartz, Atlantic Media's business news site, unveils Atlas.
Silk Road Investigator Accused Of Extortion, Corruption To Plead Guilty
Carl Force was arrested in March after being accused of creating multiple accounts to extort Silk Road's founder.
Instagram Revamps Explore, Search Features To Make It Easier To Find Trending Places, Tags, Videos
With the new Explore page, Instagram users can see what places and tags are trending.
Jay Z's Tidal Awash In Trouble? Spotify Rival's Interim CEO Out After Just Three Months
Peter Tonstad, former CEO of Tidal's parent company, has left after becoming interim Tidal CEO in April.
Anonymous Swears Revenge If Westboro Baptist Church Protests Charleston Shooting Victims' Funerals
Anonymous said it would infiltrate the WBC's website as well as disrupt any physical protests in Charleston.
Facebook Tracks Your Hair, Clothing Style To Identify You In Pictures When You're Not Looking
The news comes a week after privacy groups walked out of talks with the tech industry over facial recognition.
Microsoft's New Bing Video Search: 4 Ways It Beats Google, YouTube
With its redesign, Bing is now a better tool than YouTube for video searches.
Amazon Hopes Artificial Intelligence Will Finally Beat Astroturfing, Improve Trust In Customer Reviews
Customer experiences can't be trusted when so many companies regularly post fake reviews.
Forget Robocalls And Spam Texts: FCC Allows Wireless Phone Companies To Block Them
Robocall blocking by wireless carriers is allowed, the federal government ruled Thursday. But will anything change?
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Cybersecurity professionals disagree about the source of the hack.
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