Cable giants routinely advertise one rate then charge you another thanks to hidden fees a well-lobbied government refuses to do anything about.

The Hackintosh has become a phenomenon in recent years, despite knotty ethical questions, because Apple’s neglected superfans won’t stop thinking different.

"The Journey of Us" project is a collaboration with the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, Howard University’s Moorland-Spingarn Research Center, and Google.

"I just kind of had my heart sink into my stomach."

Someone claiming to represent Blippi filed DMCA copyright takedown requests to Google in order to get an embarrassing viral video hidden.

Dancers performed as electrons, brain processes, and teaching tools.

Security researchers and activists exposed a brazen attempt to steal Venezuelan usernames and passwords for popular email and social media websites such as Gmail, Facebook, Microsoft Live, and Twitter.

Jayda G studied whales before becoming a globetrotting DJ and music producer. Now, she's running a series of talks with young scientists to marry her two passions.

Scientists used the second largest earthquake on record to glimpse the terrain 410 miles under our planet's surface.

Thispersondoesnotexist.com serves up a new AI-generated face every time you hit refresh.

With Allstate's purchase of iCracked, you could say the right to repair movement is ... in good hands.

The largest bank in the US is launching a 'digital coin,' and Bitcoin fans are nonplussed

It's a huge win for New Yorkers, but Amazon's practice of extracting subsidies from state and local governments is still hugely successful all over the country.

PredPol uses an algorithm based on earthquake prediction to “predict crime.” Academics say it’s simplistic and harmful.

Booker T. Huffman filed suit in Texas after Activision Blizzard allegedly lifted his character GI Bro in 'Call of Duty: Black Ops 4'

King Vader has built his brand on parodies like "Hood Naruto"—and a commitment to avoid beefing.

This Valentine's Day, enjoy a timeless tale of courtship, love, and loss as experienced through the connective technologies of the internet age, and beyond.

Researchers plotted “vocal bursts” on a map, and found that we experience around 24 nonverbal emotions.

A look at the complicated business of funding open source software development.

Sightings of wild melanistic leopards are rare in Africa—but not unheard of.

A Valentine’s Day tribute to the kinkier side of lockpicking.

Mission leads have not heard from Oppy since it was caught in a massive dust storm last June. On Wednesday, NASA will likely announce that it has died.

If we do nothing to curb greenhouse gas emissions, the weather in New York City will feel like Alabama and Los Angeles will be as hot as the tip of the Baja Peninsula.

A tech policy researcher used GDPR to request information about all of his choices from Netflix.

YouTube structurally prioritizes audience feedback, which can drive content-makers to promote conspiracy theories or hate.

Reading the terms and conditions of online consumer contracts requires, on average, more than 14 years of education.

Malaysian authorities found two warehouses full of the most trafficked mammal in the world.

“Mainstream political and policy debates have failed to recognize that human impacts on the environment have reached a critical stage.”

Scammers don't only hack Instagram accounts. Sometimes they just provide Instagram with some paperwork.

This week, CYBER speaks to Shane Huntley, the Director of Google's Threat Analysis Group (TAG), essentially Google's hacker hunting team.

Within a matter of months, NASA has discovered the first subglacial craters known to science. They’re both huge and relatively young.

The research explains how a third ancient human ancestor bred with humans to produce the modern human genome.

"Daily life is in turmoil."

Twitter user and YouTuber Kisaragi Hutae 6 animated the iconic character jumping across the lined pages of a notebook

More than 40 percent of insects are at risk of extinction within 100 years.

Epic’s new store has started a war with Steam, representing two titans duking it out for dominance.

The process could help convert millions of tons of plastic we generate every year into an gasoline and diesel-like fuel.

It's one of 19 asteroids that have been detected within Earth's orbit.

“Dicksburg has become a post-ablockalyptic glandscape."

Black soldier flies are the Joey Chestnuts of the larvae world.

A Motherboard investigation found that telecom companies are selling their customers' "assisted GPS" data, which is intended for first responders answering 911 calls.

Neighbors, a social media crime-reporting app owned by Amazon, creates a digital ecosystem in which you are encouraged to assume the worst about your neighbors—and people of color are once again being harmed.

"I feel bad here because I feel like I'm ruining a really good story."

Goatse.cx's latest play with virtual money is selling pixel space for ether, the Ethereum blockchain's native token.

PG&E is asking for a bailout. Instead, we should make that utility, and all utilities, public assets.

ISPs shouldn’t be allowed to pick and choose winners on the internet, study suggests.

“This name reminds us that it is in the human genes to explore.”

This week on CYBER, we talk to the people who concocted a bold sting operation to unmask an undercover agent.

The kink for watching people transform into sloshing human berries is more widespread than you think.

By submitting fake copyright “flags” a scammer demanded hundreds of dollars via Paypal or Bitcoin and even managed to get past YouTube’s anti-abuse team.