Karl Bode

And a corrupt U.S. government seems incapable and unwilling to do anything about it.

Streaming services are starting to look a lot like cable packages.

The goal is to create a catalog of more than 5 terabytes of searchable, piracy-related metadata.

The once loved toy giant could have simply died a quiet death. Instead it has been co-opted and transformed into a private equity surveillance project.

A new study says internet access shouldn’t be an exploitable luxury good, but a basic, protected human right provided for free to those who can’t afford it.

The Js13kGames competition challenges game developers to create teeny, tiny games in Javascript.

Biggest IoT study ever finds “smart” devices hoover up a universe of user behavior data and share it with a laundry list of global third parties, frequently with little transparency to the end user.

BitTorrent usage has bounced back because there's too many streaming services, and too much exclusive content.

A new database showcases which areas are investing heavily in surveillance technology, though data remains scarce on how that data is used or abused.

Fake devices look real but are rife with unpatched operated systems, outdated kernels, and a universe of dodgy backdoors and malware, researchers have found.

Many of the vulnerabilities relied on using iMessage to own the rest of the phone, Google's Project Zero said.

Sometimes older, dumber technology is the smarter option.