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Websites such as Google and Facebook have implemented fixes for the flaw, but security researchers urge users to change their passwords.

After the completion of Verizon's $130 billion stake sale, India will become the second-largest market for Vodafone after Germany.

ComiXology is a popular app on Apple devices and had 180 million downloads of comic books and graphic novels worldwide by mid-2013.

Perfect forward secrecy generates a new random key every time public data is transmitted to a server.

Heartbleed sent the Internet into a frenzy after it was publicly disclosed; here are some steps before rushing to change your passwords.

The key to finding Heartbleed was creating a way to automatically test encryption software for vulnerabilities.

Most of the updates unify the Windows 8.1 experience across all platforms, optimizing performance, whether a mouse or touchscreen is used.

Crimea remains part of Ukraine, according to the mapping site, which is the most frequently used smartphone app in the world.

The Federal Trade Commission suit against John Fanning and Jerk.com alleges the website lied about where their profiles came from.

On Tuesday, Twitter began rolling out its profile redesign to a small set of users. Here are five changes you can expect in the new layout.

Heartbleed gives hackers easy access to encrypted communications and private information like usernames, passwords and credit card data.

In conjunction with Wikileaks, 23 nations will discuss human rights and the internet in São Paulo later this month.

Echo Nest built the algorithms that power many Spotify features, and a glitch is causing serious problems.

At only $3.99, "Virus Shield" sounded like a bargain to thousands of people who downloaded it.

The stock opened at $26 per share and surged 40 percent on the opening day of trading.

Fiverr is gaining popularity for its model of freelancers offering services for a rate of five dollars each.

The bill prevents European ISPs such as Deutsche Telekom from hindering traffic or reserving the best part of their bandwidth for their own services.

Pew reported on Thursday that six in 10 American seniors now go online and just under half have a broadband connection at home.

From Internet talk shows to Twitter marketing to online forums like Quora, the administration once again proved its online skills with the ACA.

The European parliament vote overwhelmingly in support for regulations that will end roaming charges across the European Union.

Fake profiles are spamming Tinder with ads for a mobile game called "Castle Clash."

Enough people were already fooled by the Huvr Board video in March, so here’s a guide to some of the pranks trolling the Internet on Tuesday.

The way Dropbox checks for pirated content is completely legal and doesn’t even really violate a person’s privacy.

Google partnered with Nintendo and Pokémon to create a new Google Maps challenge for April Fools' Day.

People rushing to enroll in a health care insurance plan on deadline day were met with a “currently unavailable” message.

In Ukraine's growing tech sector, highly skilled workers are fleeing Russian rule in Crimea to work in western parts of the nation.

New policy will be "clear to consumers and binding on Microsoft."

Facebook's Connectivity Lab is developing technology to connect the two-thirds of the world without Internet access.

A Turkish court ordered the government to lift the ban on Twitter on Wednesday, but it may be weeks before it is enforced.