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Facebook Renames Internet.org App As 'Free Basics' To Distinguish Larger Connectivity Effort

The free access provided by Facebook to some Internet services hasn't been without controversy. The company has now renamed the mobile app involved.

New ATM Malware Helps Hackers Dispense Cash On Command, Rendering Chip Security Irrelevant

Both GreenDispenser and SUCEFUL, which is capable of stealing a customer's debit card, are believed to be in the development stage.

Google CEO Sundar Pichai Says 'Passionate' About Role In Digital India, Welcomes India PM Modi To Silicon Valley

Modi's U.S. itinerary includes a public speech at San Jose's SAP Center, a town hall at Facebook Inc.'s headquarters with CEO Mark Zuckerberg, and a visit to Google's campus.

Thailand Plans Great Firewall to Restrict Internet Access

Thailand’s Plan For Chinese-Style ‘Great Firewall’ Could Drive US Internet Giants Like Facebook, Google From Southeast Asia’s ‘Land Of Smiles’

The Thai government plans to implement severe restrictions on Internet access in the country, similar to those in China.

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Microsoft Slashes Office 365 Price After Office 2016 Launch; How To Get Your Discount

The offer is open to customers running Windows 10 and Office 2010 or earlier.

Malicious Imgur Links Launched DDoS Hack On 4Chan, Slowing Traffic To A Crawl

Traffic to 4Chan slowed to a crawl days after the controversial site was sold to a Japanese entrepreneur.

India’s War On Encryption Could Drive Apple Inc., Facebook From Tech’s Next Big Growth Market

The Indian government's interest in being able to read people's emails and monitor their cell phone activity may pose problems for Apple.

4chan, The Notorious Website That Spawned Anonymous, Rickrolling And The Fappening, Has Been Sold

4chan, the notorious message board, which spawned rickrolling, Anonymous and the Fappening, has been sold by founder Christopher 'Moot' Poole.

Target Hackers Had Access To All Of Chain's US Cash Registers In 2013 Data Breach: Report

The retail chain commissioned an internal report with the expectation that banks soon will file suit.

An Artist Collective Is Holding A Deep Web Bake Sale To Raise Money For Drugs, But Not The Kind You Think

Cybertwee, a femininity-focused artist collective, is raising money for gynecological medicine.

Does The Internet Need An 'E-Magna Carta'? New Website Aims To Create Charter For The Digital Age

A new website by a team of experts -- and open to public input -- aims to create a charter for digital rights in the 21st century.

Google To Introduce 'New Chromecast' Model Sept. 29, Report Says

The revamped Chromecast will reportedly feature improved Wi-Fi, a new design, an audio feature and more.

Obama Warns China On Cyberattacks, But Without Proof, His Words May Be Empty Threats

Ahead of a state visit from China's leader, President Barack Obama is publicly warning China to stop its industrial espionage. But can he back it up?

Facebook Defends Internet.org In India, Opposes Preferential Access To The Internet: Report

A senior Facebook official defended the company's controversial Internet.org program in India, saying it wasn't exclusive, according to the Times of India.

Ahmed Mohamed Arrest: Dallas Hackers Want To Check Out The Clock That Freaked Out 14-Year-Old's Teachers Enough To Call Police

Dallas police didn't apologize for arresting the 14-year-old student, maintaining that the clock was "certainly suspicious."

President Obama Warns China: State Cyberattacks On Business Are 'Acts Of Aggression,' US Mulls Retaliation

Cybersecurity will be high on the agenda when Chinese President Xi Jinping makes his first state visit to the U.S. next week.

Russian Hacker Vladimir Drinkman Faces 30 Years After Pleading Guilty To Hacking NASDAQ, Stealing 160 Million Credit Cards

Vladimir Drinkman and his cohorts, a number of whom remain at large, would monitor the computer networks of target companies for months.

Indian Government's BOSS Operating System Set To Replace Windows, Ward Off Hackers

The country is aiming to protect valuable data by replacing the Windows operating system with its own version, titled BOSS.

Microsoft Office 2016 Launches Next Week: 4 Key Features That Will Make You A Power User

The update to Microsoft's Office suite brings a host of new additions.

Forget The Pirate Bay. Use These Illegal Sports Streaming Sites To Watch Any Game For Free

Normally, streaming sites are cluttered with malware-infused ads and require hacker-level skills. Not anymore.

Fastest Fiber Optic Cable In the North Atlantic To Light Up With Commercial Traffic

The world’s newest fiber optic cable is open for business.

Synful Knock Router Flaw Leaves Internet Traffic Open

Router Hack Creates 'Ultimate Listening Device' To Monitor A Country's Entire Internet Traffic

A flaw existing in routers allows attacker to silently monitor, reroute and copy the Internet traffic of an entire country.

Apple TV Won't Support Web Views, Couch Surfing Facebook And Twitter Not An Option

The new tvOS does not support web viewers, making some social media apps essentially useless.

President Obama Threatens Tougher Cyber Response Ahead Chinese President's Visit

The U.S. is preparing sanctions against individual Chinese hackers, though their crimes haven't conclusively been tied to Beijing.

Facebook Says Traffic At More Than 4 Billion Daily Video Views

The social network's next challenge is figuring out how to monetize its content.

India's Practo Acquires Insta Health To Add Hospital Management Software Product

Doctor-search provider Practo -- backed by Sequoia, Tencent and Yuri Milner -- is adding more healthcare businesses to its portfolio.

Narendra Modi To Attend Facebook Town Hall In September

The Indian prime minister will take his "Make in India" mantra to Silicon Valley in September.

US, Chinese Officials Meet On Cybersecurity Issues: White House

Cybersecurity has been a divisive issue between Washington and Beijing, with the United States accusing Chinese hackers of attacks on U.S. computers, a charge China denies.