It involves satellites and weather balloons.
The term has been weaponized.
A pair of political-science professors are combing through news stories and individual reports to estimate the number of people who demonstrated on Saturday.
Researchers have created creepy sounds that are unintelligible to humans but still capable of talking to phones’ digital assistants.
William Jennings Bryan, the populist presidential hopeful, warned of an “epidemic of fake news” in his day.
More clues that the Facebook founder is eyeing a run for office
A conversation with Matt Novak, who’s been counting down to the inauguration on Twitter for a year and a half.
But will they want to?
The site is only one of many unregulated online people-search services that offer up personal information with few safeguards on how it’s used.
Surfing the app on a trip back home can be a way of regressing, or imagining what life would be like if you never left.
President Obama’s homeland-security adviser hinted that it might help deter foreign cyberattacks.
It could be to prevent Trump from extending them even more.
The president-elect’s latest statement brought him closer to the position of the intelligence community.
A modest invention that prevented celluloid from tearing helped make modern cinema. An Object Lesson.
Casting doubt on security experts’ ability to identify the culprits behind cyberattacks could make it hard to deter the next one.
One of the most important machines in modern medicine can now be made with little more than paper, string, and tape.
Fearful of digital decay, a ceramicist wants to return data storage to a more lasting medium: clay.
If the airport’s experimental team succeeds, every critical infrastructure site in the world might soon have its own in-house intel operation.
The president-elect seems more interested in how results of Obama’s probe into Russia’s election-related hacking were leaked to the press than in the intelligence itself.
His “cool dad” presidency blinded him to technology’s dangers.
In many states, employers aren’t barred from monitoring workers’ locations after hours or without their consent.