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.
Judge authorized order allowing US to change data in thousands of infected devices.
After backlash over censored LGBTQ+ content, Google debuts "Internet Citizens" project.
New documents show David Charles Hahn was reported to authorities in 2007, 2010.
Roman Seleznev bankrupted businesses, did $170 million in damage.
Did script kiddies use DoublePulsar code released by NSA-leaking Shadow Brokers?
9th Circuit: Local law actually “complements and reinforces” federal law, policy.
Nokia has spread its patents around widely, and they keep popping up in lawsuits.
WSJ describes newly unsealed depositions of 22 former employees, board members.
The company claims its cold-press hardware has a copycat.
Canada cracks down on zero-rating while FCC allows paid data cap exemptions.
Anti-piracy group tells Dutch court they damage the industry.
Confide: "The accusations set forth in the complaint are unfounded and without merit."
Tesla fires back, calling lawsuit a "disingenuous attempt to secure attorney��s fees."
Business Internet price caps eliminated even when customers have only one choice.
"When the bootlooping occurs, the phone is essentially a very expensive paperweight."
Code-execution flaw is triggered by plugging a booby-trapped USB into vulnerable PCs.
Illinois man: My headphones transmit audio metadata to data miner Segment.io.
"It's that time, fam... ready for an old fashioned Troll Storm?"
James Mackler, Democrat, seeks to replace incumbent Sen. Bob Corker (R-Tenn.).
One job-seeker applied for real job, got an offer from scammer posing as CEO.
A total of 13 charged in PNC and Bank of America card-cloning scheme.
"Both suspects were found to be wearing recording harnesses under their shirts."
Suspect shot and killed himself Tuesday after a police chase in Pennsylvania.
Time Warner sells a TV station to avoid public interest review of AT&T deal.
Unwired Planet GC explains the business: "What’s left is a patent portfolio."
Trump aides say the new directive is "buy American, hire American."
New ISPs would get faster access to utility poles under FCC plan.
AOL invented "snap forward" years earlier, but Apple innovated by snapping backwards.
"My lifelong passion is inventing," says patent owner, seeking $75,000 per lawsuit.