Can Obama's cybersecurity plan really protect us?
What experts think the government can and can't do to help us protect ourselves
Cybersecurity
Don't open these fake IRS emails
You may not have started on your taxes yet, but fraudsters have; watch out for these phish-y emails
Why the U.S. was sure North Korea hacked Sony
The U.S. intelligence community has a smoking gun in the case facilitated by an NSA hack in 2010, according to a report
Freelance hackers for hire, at your service
A new site is gaining attention for being the Angie's List of hacking, but it's small potatoes in the global market for on demand digital espionage
HuffPo readers hit with ransomware-infected ads
More than a dozen sites unknowingly served malicious advertisements via a popular AOL ad network
"Sloppy" N. Korean hackers left trail, FBI director says
U.S. officials say not only did North Korea leave evidence in the Sony Pictures hack, but it's likely they'll try something similar again
How the 2014 Sony hack echoes a 1967 Bond movie
Who was really behind the Sony hack? Too bad we can't put 007 on the case.
FBI considers cybersecurity firms' theories in Sony hack
The FBI met with private cybersecurity firms who claim North Korea was not solely responsible for the hack
FBI still believes North Korea is responsible for Sony hack
Under fire from several cyber experts, the FBI stands by its original conclusion about who is behind the Sony Pictures hack, and others argue that the FBI is right
Secure your new tech toys against hacking
Here is what you need to do between taking new devices out of the box and putting them onto your network
Sony seeks new cybersecurity manager
The company has posted several security and risk management jobs in the past few days
How North Korea could have pulled off Sony Pictures hack
Sources describe elaborate route Pyongyang might have used to hide its involvement; White House got look at "The Interview" early-on, sources say
Could North Korea really pull off Sony hack?
Onetime Anonymous hacker, responsible for some of the most notorious hacks ever, weighs in on North Korea's capabilities
Hacking after Sony: What companies need to know
To protect themselves against cyberattacks, corporations require more than good security technology
Keeping crooks away as you holiday shop online
Check out these expert tips to help you steer clear of fraud, "phishing" and identity theft
Keeping "smart homes" safe from hackers
Experts weigh in on what needs to be done to make smart home technology safe and secure
Hackers wanted: U.S. needs more cybersecurity workers
New RAND study says the U.S. needs to do more to attract and retain cybersecurity experts, especially women
China: U.S. hacking charges will cause "serious damage"
Beijing summons U.S. envoy, warns "fabricated facts" against Chinese officers will jeopardize "cooperation and mutual trust"
Target breach may have started with email phishing
A security expert says a Pennsylvania HVAC company was the unwitting link to the massive data hack
4.6 million Snapchat usernames, phone numbers reportedly leaked
A group of anonymous hackers have reportedly leaked the usernames and phone numbers of 4.6 million Snapchat users
Intelligence agencies spied on online gamers, documents show
Classified documents leaked by Edward Snowden show that the CIA, FBI and NSA spied on World of Warcraft and other online games
At hacker conferences, government surveillance takes center stage
The relationship between the feds and hacking community are tested at the Black Hat and Defcon conferences
5 scariest cybersecurity threats
A multitude of unnerving hacks that threaten everything from cars, to spying TVs, to medical devices
Security pro on Twitter hacks: "No patch for human error"
On the heels of several high-profile Twitter account hacks, experts caution people should always be skeptical of unusual emails
New York Times: We've been hacked
Newspaper reports hackers carried out monthslong assault on its computers hunting for files on probe into powerful family
Technology
Technology
Palantir's Sankar defends military use of AI
Axios: AI leaders planning "day after" scenarios
How AI powered robots are helping small farms
How AI responded when researchers posed as terrorists seeking help
Philadelphia police say Anthropic AI submitted a "false homicide tip"
Smart home security tips for personal and cyber protection
OpenAI defends firing AI safety researchers over "breach of trust"
Anthropic has a message for Claude users: Don't be cruel
