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Sites vulnerable to newly revived ROBOT exploit included Facebook and PayPal.

“Bad actors” have had their time. “They’re done. They can go.”

Gallery: Major websites join last-ditch effort to save net neutrality rules.

Litecoin, a leading bitcoin rival, has soared 150 percent in four days.

With "buy bitcoin with credit card" trending on Google, investors should be wary.

It’s unclear if researchers asked the plants to count backward first, though.

Poor communication causes a conflict between expectations and reality.

Big manufacturers, distributors in the US look to slash emissions profiles.

Update: Google posts a list of smartwatches that are updating to Android 8.0.

ISPs supposedly harmed by the rules expanded to new areas and installed fiber.

How does Nintendo's hot console compare, historically?

Heartbreakingly short, but you’ll still get a payoff by playing it again. And again.

Developers have more time to promote and customers never miss a release date.

How extended validation certificates can be used to scam, not help, end users.

It’s pronounced “Q sharp.”

Google’s first ARCore app launches, but you’ll need a Pixel phone and Android 8.1.

Net neutrality will depend almost entirely on ISPs’ promises.

“This is a giant step,” the president said during a ceremony.

Previously undetected MoneyTaker gang is likely to strike again.

Plus deals on Vizio TVs, the Nvidia Shield, the PlayStation 4 Pro, and more.

The acquisition could lay the groundwork for new music and AR features.

“The FBI also invests in alternative methods of lawful engineered access.”

"Even Michael Crichton on the set of Jurassic Park couldn't be this happy," says Ernest Cline.

FCC claims that broadband isn't "telecommunications."

Switch JRPG is the definition of a beautiful mess.

Researcher finds logger, turned off by default, could be turned on with a registry change.

Want a shirt or mug? Holiday shipping deadlines are here.

Refusal "shows the FCC's sheer contempt for public input," FCC Democrat says.

Bitcoin network has struggled to process more than four transactions per second.

Google's biggest speaker is shipping right now at Best Buy and Verizon.

Company also bringing damaged launch pad back online, with significant changes.

We corralled a few things we’d buy for the video game enthusiast on your list.

Four of the 12 games will have full online support, plus tons of features.

The holidays are coming, so if you want to gift anything to the Ars Orbital HQ...

Perry said 60-day deadline was reasonable, but new decision is now due January 10.

Woman claimed that Uber execs accessed, shared her medical files.

One of Audi’s most popular models gets upgrades for the 2018 model year.

Not clear if issue with highly-rated safe can be patched.

“We want to groom a Verizon puppet to install as FCC chair,” Verizon says in skit.

New data suggests a particularly nasty flu type and a crummy vaccine this year.

Clarkson, May, and Hammond go to Switzerland in some supercars.

DOJ cracks down on online scammers who trick people on eBay and other sites.

Yes, people use Carrie or Rosemary's Baby as initial references—but Thelma is different.

Uncertainty cuts both ways, y’all.

The trailer takes itself deadly seriously, but its ideas are ridiculous.

Need to buy a board game? Our 2017 guide has you covered.

The 30-second social media teaser trailer shows off a new stormtrooper weapon.

New card does have video outputs, but it's intended for computation and machine learning.

"The tulip bubble was a technology bubble," a scholar told Ars.

Google to consider "responsible and innovative" uses of the accessibility APIs.