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North Korean hackers seek to build credibility by targeting legitimate researchers.

There are countless hackers, data-hungry companies, developers, advertisers, and snoops on the hunt for your information.

These clever tricks will help keep your computer fast and uncluttered.

Paypal co-founder and Facebook board member Peter Thiel spared no punches in who he cites for helping China's rapid economic and military expansion. He says that U.S. technology companies bear some of the blame for helping fuel Beijing's global achievements.

The Start menu is a Windows mainstay, introduced with Windows 95.

While your car's warranty might have expired, these calls are deceptive and illegal.

The darknet has seen a 300% spike in ads for fake vaccines in the last three months, according to an IT security firm.

Imagine for a minute your entire search history was open for everyone to see.

This powerful iPhone feature is one that you can customize to your heart’s content.

House Minority Whip Steve Scalise slammed social media executives, including Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey, for censorship "mistakes" and "abuses", primarily against conservative accounts.

On Tuesday, The ex-UFO program chief at the Pentagon, Luis Elizondo, detailed the three leading theories on where UFOs originated from and the five defining characteristics of UFOs that break the U.S.’s current understanding of the laws of physics.

Scammers have already made $18 million in the first three months of this year.

Google is facing a $5 billion lawsuit over complaints that its Chrome browser tracks users even when using “Incognito” mode.

Your phone is chock-full of hidden features you’re not taking advantage of.

As with all things Big Tech, you can't skip the critical steps to ensure your privacy.

Imagine seeing and doing everything on your glasses that you would normally see and do on your smartphone.

The government and a cybersecurity expert are warning about fresh stimulus payment scams.

Alexa, built into the Amazon Echo, is everywhere.

Microsoft says more than 1 billion devices are running Windows 10.

Twitter removed misleading claims made by Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan about coronavirus vaccines this week for violating its policies against coronavirus misinformation.