The real star of this aerial selfie isn’t the balloon—it’s the U-2 spy plane By Rob Verger / Feb 23, 2023
A new smartphone chip could keep your cell signal alive in crowded places By Andrew Paul / Feb 23, 2023
Putin is backing away from New START—here’s what that nuclear treaty does By Kelsey D. Atherton / Feb 21, 2023
Biden says flying objects likely not ‘related to China’s spy balloon program’ By Kelsey D. Atherton / Feb 16, 2023
Police are paying for AI to analyze body cam audio for ‘professionalism’ By Andrew Paul / Feb 10, 2023
Hive ransomeware extorted $100 million from victims. The DOJ just hit back. By Andrew Paul / Jan 27, 2023
Websites selling abortion pills are sharing sensitive data with Google By Jennifer Gollan / ProPublica / Jan 19, 2023
Privacy advocates are worried about a newly unveiled pee-analysis gadget By Andrew Paul / Jan 12, 2023
A new radar installation in the Pacific will let US forces look over the horizon By Kelsey D. Atherton / Jan 5, 2023
‘Fortnite’ owner agrees to $520 million FTC settlement in messy child privacy case By Andrew Paul / Dec 20, 2022
Serial ‘swatters’ used Ring cameras to livestream dangerous so-called pranks By Andrew Paul / Dec 20, 2022
Inside Google’s quest to digitize troops’ tissue samples By James Bandler / ProPublica / Dec 13, 2022
Our first look at the Air Force’s new B-21 stealth bomber was just a careful teaser By Rob Verger / Dec 5, 2022
A snapshot of the world’s nuclear weapons—and how the numbers are changing By Kelsey D. Atherton / Dec 5, 2022
Armed police robots will be a threat to public safety. Here’s why. By Kelsey D. Atherton / Dec 2, 2022
Major tax-filing sites routinely shared users’ financial info with Facebook By Andrew Paul / Nov 22, 2022
Cybersecurity experts blow the whistle on official apps for World Cup attendees By Andrew Paul / Nov 17, 2022
DuckDuckGo’s Android app will now protect your data from sneaky trackers By Andrew Paul / Nov 16, 2022
Egypt’s official COP27 summit app may be the ‘cartoon super-villain’ of spyware By Andrew Paul / Nov 10, 2022
Booking a trip online? Here’s what tracking cookies could be gathering about your family. By Harry Guinness / Oct 24, 2022
DuckDuckGo just made its privacy-centric browser available for all Mac users By Andrew Paul / Oct 18, 2022
The White House’s new ‘AI Bill of Rights’ plans to tackle racist and biased algorithms By Andrew Paul / Oct 4, 2022
The US government is inching closer to a deal to secure TikTok in the US By Andrew Paul / Sep 26, 2022
Hacker gains ‘full access’ to Uber’s networks using one of oldest tricks in the book By Andrew Paul / Sep 16, 2022
Facebook’s automated image removal system is flawed, says Oversight Board By Andrew Paul / Sep 15, 2022
AI voice filters can make you sound like anyone—and make anyone sound like you By Andrew Paul / Sep 13, 2022
Iran grabbed two of the Navy’s Saildrones earlier this month. Why? By Kelsey D. Atherton / Sep 12, 2022
US government updates cybersecurity recommendations for vehicles By Rob Stumpf/The Drive / Sep 8, 2022
Crypto scammers duped YouTube audiences with fake Apple Event ‘livecast’ By Andrew Paul / Sep 8, 2022
Ransomware hackers hit a massive Los Angeles School system over the weekend By Andrew Paul / Sep 8, 2022