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From museums and art galleries to games and newspapers, here’s a list of things to do online when you’re stuck at home.

Silicon Valley and San Francisco’s Bay Area have long been synonymous with Big Tech. It was the center of the dot-com boom of the...

Heightened global concerns over the novel coronavirus have compelled countries to implement measures such as flight suspensions, mandatory quarantine and work from home mandates,...

Email spam has evolved dramatically, but so have the tools to detect it. Here's how spam filters keep your inbox clean.

Facial recognition tech can identify us in crowds, but a new wave of privacy advocates want to outlaw the algorithms across the U.S.

The coronavirus outbreak has prompted a lot of companies, including Google and Apple, to recommend their employees work from home. Many events have been...

NOTE: This post was originally published on March 6, 2020 If you’ve googled something at some point in the last couple of weeks, you’ve likely...

An effortless way to check whether the site you just logged on to maintains an encrypted connection is whether it starts with HTTP or...

Malicious browser extensions discreetly uploaded personal user data to unknown servers, in a complex web that could be at least 3 years old.

Until recently, facial recognition software needed to scan your entire face in order to attempt to identify you. That may no longer be the...