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Extensions were part of a long-running ad-fraud and malvertising network.

Looks to make "adversarial vulnerability management" a thing, let red teams share their work.

They're releasing days apart, at similar prices, with different carriers in each corner.

Amazon's suit argues it lost the deal because Trump personally hates Jeff Bezos.

Three weeks before launch, special hints will arrive as SteamVR "Home" spaces.

There's no official Wi-Fi 6E timeline yet, but FCC approval seems likely.

Or: Why video games are not like fast food, politically speaking.

Plus deals on iPads, headphones, video games, and more.

The L2ARC feature's value will sharply increase with persistence across reboots.

Small deals don't get reviewed—but they might add up to something bigger.

There are more important concerns for buyers than feature lists.

Juul also helped underage consumers get around age restrictions, lawsuit alleges.

Tesla's stock price has tripled since Tesla's last fundraising round last May.

Some viruses have genomes larger than some bacteria, can do gene editing.

The long-dead woman had blue eyes and dark skin, and she was lactose intolerant.

Users report that xHelper is so resilient it survives factory resets.

Join us for a new three-part limited edition podcast on the future of AI.

With the redesign out of the way, why else should anyone attend this video game film?

Huawei denies having secret access to phone networks, calls it “impossible.”

“When I get the seal of the dragon, I will rule the world.”

It's never been a better time to adopt a Bionic Beaver.

Previous driver could start and stop the engine, lock and unlock doors, and track location.

After three years of nonstop bad PR and canceled products, Essential is dead.

Frontier's 20-day repair times have US senator from Wisconsin demanding action.

Court holds that jail time to force decryption can't last more than 18 months.

Comes as reaction to E3 organizers' plans for the event.

Decision comes after a number of vendors pull out of world's biggest telecom show.

Japan is now planning to test everyone aboard.

But the entanglement takes longer than the memory holds its state.

AMD's newest HEDT monster is ready for you. Are you ready for it?

Overwatch, Call of Duty, World of Warcraft and more affected.

From cars that project their own pedestrian crossings to efficient extending tails.

We know, we know—VR is still a sliver, but that sliver sure is picking up pace.

"Of all the godforsaken rocks we've been to, we're right back where we started."

US hasn't made evidence public but reportedly shared it with UK and Germany.

Emotet's sophistication and reach continues to evolve.

Proposed contract allows Verisign to raise registration fees 7 percent per year.

The proposal cuts funds for preparedness, infectious disease, and chronic conditions.

Involvement of Warren Spector apparently couldn't save long-planned sequel.

Plus deals on Bose noise-cancelling headphones, Audible subscriptions, and more.

Samsung's second foldable smartphone brings us a major improvement: flexible glass.

Meet one of the first flagships of 2020.

"I wish my friend success in his new job!"

Also known as "the Oogachacka Baby," it became one of the earliest viral videos.

It looks like you're trying to ask someone out. May I help with that?

Judge rejects claim that merger will raise prices, allows $26 billion deal.

Sysadmin blood pressures—and projected support call volumes—decreased sharply.

Unfettered access to encrypted messages from Iran, Libya, and others.

Designed for those who want to make and stream videos online.

First the Flying V, now MAVERIC—are blended body designs really going to happen?