BrickerBot, the permanent denial-of-service botnet, is back with a vengeance
New botnet squadrons wage fiercer, more intense attacks on unsecured IoT devices.
New botnet squadrons wage fiercer, more intense attacks on unsecured IoT devices.
FiOS customers on 750Mbps plan will get speed boost and automatic price cut.
Did script kiddies use DoublePulsar code released by NSA-leaking Shadow Brokers?
Deployment of THAAD upsets China, seen as espionage tool.
Anti-piracy group tells Dutch court they damage the industry.
New policy officially formalizes the previously informal intentions.
Business Internet price caps eliminated even when customers have only one choice.
Browsers are getting quietly rebuilt around us.
Unicode sleight of hand makes it hard for even savvy users to detect impostor sites.
CEO Hindawi: "Viewers didn’t connect demo to that customer for years."
Verizon turned things around but still lost 289,000 phone subscribers.
Code-execution flaw is triggered by plugging a booby-trapped USB into vulnerable PCs.
CEO used client hospital's network in demo "hundreds of times," reports WSJ.
Will have a "wake word" like Google Home, Amazon Echo—but you can choose it. Avoid "Hal."
No deal is imminent as Verizon CEO claims no one has the fiber to match Verizon.
As long as you can log in to your phone, you can log in to your Microsoft Account.
Op-ed: Showing where taxes go is a valuable service, but facts are beside the point.
Hajime battles with Mirai for control over the Internet of poorly secured things.
Though for now, only recent Intel chips need apply.
Verizon buys fiber from Corning, with a focus on wireless Internet—not FiOS.
Sensors in phones running both iOS and Android reveal all kinds of sensitive info.
Software, including air traffic awareness and collision avoidance, passes Navy test.
Aurora never really worked out, and it's obviated by new modern release processes.
New ISPs would get faster access to utility poles under FCC plan.
Company says that the separate events are a better fit for its current product range.
The old bulletins are gone, and now there's a searchable database.
On the front lines of the antivirus industry's "testing wars."
Microsoft fixed critical vulnerabilities in uncredited update released in March.
And Microsoft’s converged operating system has become a little less converged.
Price caps would be eliminated when there’s one more ISP within half a mile.