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After Stuxnet attack, experts warned that malware would be used to gain access to and possibly destroy physical objects.

FCC said the wireless industry has been regulated as a utility for decades and is doing just fine.

Bureau chief Comey asserts “high confidence” that the attack, which delayed the release of “The Interview,” was backed by Pyongyang.

Media organizations in the U.S. and throughout the world have found themselves under various forms of cyberattack in recent years.

Trouble in the brave new world of the smart home: It could be hacked.

Political observers say the new Republican Congress is unlikely to expend much political capital that is not a make-or-break issue for most members.

AOL's stock is up on reports that Verizon may be eyeing an acquisition. What does a telecom giant want with a dotcom-era relic?

Morgan Stanley claimed that the stolen data were posted online for sale, but an attorney for the accused denied the allegation.

Known as iDict, the "brute force" hacking tool could have taken over the accounts of customers using obvious passwords.

It's a more affordable mobile way to get online, and the battery lasts three weeks.

The company should be able to fix the issue soon, but the hacking tool's release should remind online users to be smart when setting passwords.

A guidebook from the Islamic State group encourages mothers to cultivate the "jihadi spirit" in their children.

Snapchat finally brought a close to one of the few stains on its big year.

A new study has determined that four-fifths of the traffic on Tor hidden services goes toward pedophilia-related websites.

A JPMorgan executive suggested hacking Iran from an offshore location, Bloomberg News reported.

Pastebin first tweeted that it was down in India, a claim later backed up by other heavily trafficked sites.

Twenty years ago, Time Inc. and Wired launched the first digital-media ventures, but profits proved elusive. They still are.

Narendra Modi's rise to power generated huge expectations across India in 2014. But, he may find it hard to deliver on his promises.

A study says that the "dark net" is encouraging child sexual abuse, but a developer of Tor said the findings do not depict the full picture.

Chinese users frustrated by an inability to access Gmail might be stuck in the lurch for the foreseeable future.

Authorities have found evidence that a low-risk computer ‘worm’ had been removed from devices connected to some nuclear plant control systems.

China has blocked access to Google's Gmail service in the latest move to curb foreign Internet services.

The sign-in issue, which forcefully logged many users out of the site, appears to have been an internal error, rather than a cyberattack.

The Lizard Squad claimed responsibility for the hack that disrupted the PlayStation Network.

North Korea accused the U.S. of being behind a number of Internet outages that have occurred in recent days.

The self-styled Lizard Squad, which could allied with North Korea or just seeking publicity, claims to have done it.

During the holidays, most people still prefer the personal touch of a handwritten note.

Sony and Google are offering the movie that has enraged North Korea for digital streaming and download.

South Korea had traced multiple Internet addresses involved in the cyberattack to a northeastern Chinese city near North Korea.