At CES, companies slowly start to realize that privacy matters
Every year, Consumer Electronics Show attendees receive a branded backpack, but this year’s edition ...
How Ring is rethinking privacy and security
Ring is now a major player when it comes to consumer video doorbells, security cameras — and privacy ...
The Los Angeles Fire Department wants more drones
As it looks to modernize its operations, the Los Angeles Fire Department is turning to a number of n ...
Police hijack a botnet and remotely kill 850,000 malware infections
In a rare feat, French police have hijacked and neutralized a massive cryptocurrency mining botnet c ...
IBM’s quantum-resistant magnetic tape storage is not actually snake oil
Usually when someone in tech says the word “quantum,” I put my hands on my ears and sing until they ...
Trump administration bans federal agencies from buying Huawei, ZTE tech
The Trump administration has banned U.S. federal agencies from buying equipment and obtaining servic ...
Cryptographic ICE Cube tests orbital cybersecurity protocols aboard the ISS
Encryption in space can be tricky. Even if you do everything right, a cosmic ray might come along an ...
‘World’s first Bluetooth hair straighteners’ can be easily hacked
Here’s a thing that should have never been a thing: Bluetooth-connected hair straighteners.
Security flaws in a popular smart home hub let hackers unlock front doors
When is a smart home not so smart? When it can be hacked.
Google says its app store will continue to work for existing Huawei smartphone owners
Google said today that existing users of Huawei Android devices can continue to use Google Play ap ...