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Tinder’s pricing model discriminates against people over 30, a California appeals court has found.

Not everything on the dark web is illegal, but it is a huge marketplace for stolen data and personal information. After a data breach or hacking incident, personal information is often bought and sold on the dark web by identity thieves looking to make money off your good name-and any numbers or information associated with you.

The vulnerabilities, named "Meltdown" and "Spectre," could allow hackers the ability to steal passwords, emails, credit card and bank information and a plethora of other data stored in a computer's memory.

You may have heard the term "dark web," but it can sometimes be difficult to understand what it really is and what it can mean to you.

A US appeals court has rejected an effort to hold Twitter liable for the death of two Americans in an ISIS-linked shooting.

Amazon has been issued a pair of patents for a wristband system that monitors whether warehouse workers are moving their hands correctly.

DENVER (AP) — Crumbling mine tunnels awash with polluted waters perforate the Colorado mountains, and scientists may one day send robots creeping through the pitch-black passages to study the mysterious currents that sometimes burst to the surface with devastating effects.

At least 1.4 million people on Twitter interacted with Russian propaganda during the 2016 presidential election—double the number initially identified—according to a company blog post.

As the audience for macOS grows, so too does the amount of malware on the platform.

X , the research lab founded by Google, has spawned a new company to fight cybersecurity threats.

Google X has spawned a new company to fight cybersecurity threats.

After months of speculation, Nintendo finally confirmed it's bringing Super Mario back to the silver screen, 25 years after its first offering flopped at the box office.

China is building a mega-laser that's so powerful it could literally tear space apart.

Facebook's CEO Mark Zuckerberg boasted about an odd thing on a Wednesday earnings call.

After Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced a new team to combat the dark web users of the opioid epidemic, some experts in the field say it’s about time the government focused their resources on this realm of activity.

Inmates at New York State prisons will soon be given free tablet computers as part of an effort to better prepare convicts for life after imprisonment.

Another former Facebook executive has turned on the tech giant.

Maybe a $1,000 iPhone is too rich for most people after all.

Facebook brought the hammer down on "misleading financial products" on Tuesday by effectively banning any and all advertisements for cryptocurrency exchanges and initial coin offerings.

Amazon's bubble-shaped botanical offices are now up and running.