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A number of judges have threatened Malibu Media with legal action if the company doesn't explain its legal methodology.

Teens are making friends online something of "a new reality." More than half of all teens say they've made new friends online — and they will probably never meet them.

The ride-hailing company enacted two-factor authentication after a surge of complaints earlier this year.

Sundar Pichai’s rise to the top of Google is also raising questions about India’s own technology ambitions — or lack thereof.

Cubans have had decades to prepare for a tourism explosion, and they're wasting no time.

Each automaker was advised to update their iOS app immediately.

The Kremlin's censorship organization objected to a post about magic mushrooms.

Experts caution that although Google is modeling its business after the billionaire's investment firm, there are big differences between the two conglomerates.

Police investigations, sudden site shut downs and theft have yet to dissuade hackers and drug dealers from exploring Dark Net commerce.

The ALS challenge raised $220 million last year, with Facebook videos of the challenge receiving 10 billion views.

According to GreatFire.org, which monitors Internet censorship in China, the website is “100% blocked.”

The copyright and campaign finance reform advocate announced his bid for the Democratic nomination Tuesday.

Roskomnadzor urged Russians to reach Reddit before the whole site was taken down.

With the smartphone anticipated to become the center of all online transactions soon, companies are expanding their mobile products.

The list includes several well-known Chinese songs, including some by Taiwanese pop icons.

U.S. authorities have accused the group of allegedly scheming to make tens of millions of dollars by trading on unannounced deals.

Did HBO's 'Silicon Valley' hit a little too close to home?

“Laugh out loud” is rarely used in posts and comments, says Facebook. But it could still be used in private.

The UAV records its exact GPS location at all times.

Victims have included law firms, political organizations, colleges and even the Russian Embassy in Washington.

Only 21 of the 6,158 sites examined as part of a recent study didn't try to manipulate a user's browser in some way, researchers said.

The car model's out-of-date browser allowed hackers to stop or start the vehicle remotely by using an iPhone.

The site is known as the source of data that was stolen as part of the Adult Friend Finder breach in May.

Indian startups have become a huge draw for global investors, including China's Internet giants, as growth picks up in the subcontinent.

The latest move by the Chinese government is said to be part of its attempt to crack down on illegal online behavior.

"There’s no doubt that over the past few years the capabilities of everyone have increased," says former U.S. Army Cyber Command chief.

It's not clear how many Popcorn Time forks are affected by the XSS exploit.

The bedrock of basic research, public money and a vibrant industry-academy partnership that built America's Silicon Valley is missing in India.

Lexus, the car company owned by Toyota, has been teasing new magnet technology for months.