Facebook Staff Had Access To Millions Of User Passwords
Facebook revealed on Thursday it didn't properly mask the passwords of hundreds of millions of its users and stored them in an internal database that could be accessed by its staff.
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Facebook revealed on Thursday it didn't properly mask the passwords of hundreds of millions of its users and stored them in an internal database that could be accessed by its staff.
Alphabet's self-driving technology unit Waymo showed off some of its safety features to Bay Area law enforcement agencies Wednesday as the company expands its driverless car testing area in the South Bay.
European Union regulators have fined Mountain View-based Google 1.49 billion euros ($1.7 billion) for abusing its dominant role in online advertising.
The Supreme Court on Wednesday directed a lower court to take another look at a lawsuit that involved Google and privacy concerns and ended in a class-action settlement.
A Sonoma elementary school is pulling iPads after 2nd graders accidentally accessed pornographic content on YouTube.
The New Zealand shooter streamed his bloody rampage live, but Facebook now says not a single person reported what they were seeing.
The Contra Costa Board of Supervisors unanimously approved 21 automated license plate readers, or ALPRs, to be installed at key locations in the vicinity of Discovery Bay.
Facebook on Tuesday said it had apologized to White House social media director Dan Scavino for temporarily blocking some features on his account for a few hours on Monday.
Republican Rep. Devin Nunes of California is suing Twitter and several of its users for more than $250 million, accusing them of defamation and negligence.
Google on Tuesday unveiled a video-game streaming platform called Stadia, positioning itself to take on the traditional video-game business.
Securities regulators countered Tesla CEO Elon Musk's contempt-of-court defense Monday night, writing in court papers that he brazenly disregarded a federal judge's order.
Fifty million MP3s and countless more photos and videos uploaded and stored on MySpace by users are gone.
Lyft officially kicked off the road show for its initial public offering, with the San Francisco ride-hailing company putting 30 million shares up for sale Monday.
Facebook's effort to establish a service that provides its users with local news and information is being hindered by the lack of outlets where the company's technicians can find original reporting.
A measure that would tax rideshare companies like Uber and Lyft for each ride was approved by San Francisco officials.
