News HACKED: U.S. cybersecurity firm FireEye discloses breach and theft of internal hacking tools, blames state-sponsored attack Xeni Jardin

security COVID-19 data breach in South Dakota now under FBI investigation Xeni Jardin

Business US charges 4 Chinese spies with hacking Equifax Xeni Jardin

security MyHeritage leaks data of 92 million who use the genealogy and family tree website Xeni Jardin

science fiction Dyson Trees could make a home for humans—and other things Rob Beschizza

Technology Student says University of Washington has threatened to expel him for a course-trading app he built for class project [UPDATED] Mark Frauenfelder

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politics Poor little dictator's wife can't get her cancer treatment in London's posh hospitals Ellsworth Toohey

law Craig Wright "hides in Asia" as judge hands down suspended jail sentence Rob Beschizza

law Acquittal for Australian woman charged as hacker after blowing whistle on prolific child abuser Rob Beschizza

tech Britain's online safety rules come into force, and sites are already shutting down. Rob Beschizza

security Microsoft to delete 1 billion weak passwords Rob Beschizza

hacks Chin-hiding pimp's "university" hacked, exposing 800k suckers Rob Beschizza

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media Internet Archive back in action Rob Beschizza

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gadgets T-Mobile receives thousands of complaints after reneging on "lifetime price lock" deal Rob Beschizza

cybersecurity 23andMe's meltdown: How to protect your DNA from falling into wrong hands Ellsworth Toohey

politics NC's Mark "Black Nazi" Robinson sues CNN Jason Weisberger

hacks Wayback Machine back online in read-only mode Rob Beschizza