The researcher who helped stop the WannaCry ransomware pleaded guilty to two counts of hacking for writing banking malware in 2014.

“I wouldn’t call it a miracle but I’m very, very happy.”

More than 1.81 million tiny quakes hit the region in nearly ten years.

Foxconn’s controversial plant in Mount Pleasant, Wisconsin has faced resistance from the beginning. Now, Governor Evers is calling on the tech-manufacturing company to renegotiate.

With a couple of VR headsets, controllers, and this device, two users can simulate sex.

The videos on Facebook and Instagram show sections of the raw Christchurch attack footage, and variations continue to thwart Facebook's moderators and technology.

The well-preserved condition of the animal is giving hope to researchers trying to clone extinct animals.

Despite being recreationally legal in 10 states, cannabis businesses have to come up with creative ways to accept payment other than cash.

Dadabots was developed by two music technologists who wanted to prove that a neural network was capable of capturing the subtle stylistic differences between Death Metal, Math Rock, and other lesser-known genres.

'The bots are locked. They are not learning, but we humans are. We will win.'

Chucky wreaks havoc using the Internet of Things.

I made a #Resistance Twitter account to see if it was easy to join the ecosystem and gain followers. It was, indeed, very easy.

Carriers insist location data scams are rare and they do their best to police them. Government investigators may want to confirm that claim.

Many of the laws restricting local voters’ rights were directly written by a telecom sector terrified of real broadband competition.

Apple’s “Don’t mess with Mother (Nature)” video—produced by the Camp4 Collective to promote the iPhone XS—included footage of a man-made avalanche.

The Mueller report leaves some unanswered questions on Julian Assange and WikiLeaks’s role in the hack and leak against the DNC and John Podesta.

Making us question what it means to be alive, and the boundaries of animal testing.

In a future where birds must be coded into the sky, a tech worker tries to live with his creation.

With access to the source code, a group of dedicated fans is now tinkering with the Zork Implementation Language (ZIL).

The head of Memento Labs, the new company that acquired infamous spyware vendor Hacking Team, admitted there’s a lot to do to recover after the 2015 breach and the damage to its reputation. But he believes it can compete against market leaders NSO Group.

The company says it was not a “hack,” but Chicago police say that some of the carsharing cars may still be unaccounted for.

“This has been a very long project that I’m mildly proud of,” said Micah Laplante.

The Samsung Galaxy Fold costs $1,980, but multiple reviewers say theirs has broken after just a day of use.

Every major console now comes with the ability to zoom in, a critical feature for many users.

The Google affiliate's Quayside project has been hit by a massive legal challenge from the Canadian Civil Liberties Association targeting all three levels of government.

Regulators aren’t sold on the companies’ claims that fewer competitors means more competition and lower prices.

It took 29 minutes for a Facebook user to first report the livestream of the Christchurch terrorist. Now a machine learning system spots weapons in the stream with an over 90 percent confidence rating.

The dynamics of deforestation are increasingly inseparable from the growing demand for food from consumers in the most developed countries.

Like ISIS, white nationalist extremist groups are feeling the pinch of internet shutdowns, but are organizing on encrypted channels and meeting up IRL.

So-called “realistic” responses to climate change don't literally refer to what’s possible. They just refer to what maintains the political status quo.

Critics say that predictive models will lead to false positives and could disproportionately affect vulnerable communities.

The iconic cathedral is perfectly preserved in Ubisoft's 2014 game 'Assassin's Creed Unity,' and players are making the most of it.

The latest video shows the company's SpotMini pulling a bigass truck.

The harassment campaign against one of the researchers who helped photograph a black hole isn't just sexist, it's technically simplistic and inaccurate.

Charles Resnick, former chief economist for the Center for the Advancement of Science in Space (CASIS), is accused of allegedly defrauding the government and misusing NASA money.

When copyright law prevented the devoted 'City of Heroes' community from playing its favorite game, the community created its own solution, and a lot of drama.

'Public Sans,' a sharp new typeface for interface design has been made freely available, courtesy of a somewhat unusual source: the United States federal government.

In the Ecuadorian embassy, the “cumulative severity of the pain and suffering inflicted on Mr. Assange—both physical and psychological—is in violation of the 1984 Convention Against Torture,” she wrote.

An FBI agent admitted in a newly unsealed court document that the Department of Justice does not know whether Assange’s offer to help Manning came to fruition.

The 'first seasteaders' wanted a new life free from national laws, now they say they're on the run after reports of criminal charges related to their waterborne structure.

The "information panel" feature, which is supposed to defend against fake news spread, promoted a link to terror attacks.

Starz used the Digital Millennium Copyright Act to force Twitter to kill tweets about its leaked episodes of 'American Gods.'

“He was doing what he loved.”

An international research project found that high concentrations of radioactive material in glaciers around the world could be exposed due to climate change.

This week, CYBER speaks to Freddy Martinez, one of the members of Unicorn Riot, an activist and media collective that’s been tracking and exposing nazis, racists, and other far-right people on the internet.

Hackers abused a Microsoft customer support portal that allowed them to read the emails of any non-corporate account.

Tens of thousands of touch controllers shipped with labels like 'Big Brother Is Watching,' and 'The Masons Were Here.'

Industry watchers say the FCC’s new broadband plan is woefully light on details, and isn’t likely to drive the better, more open networks the US needs.

The new teaser-trailer gives us the first look at the film that will close out the generation-spanning saga of the Skywalker family—and it looks awesome.

The makers of 'Weedcraft Inc.,' a game about selling weed in the age of legalization, couldn't buy ads on Facebook, and YouTube videos featuring the game were demonetized.