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The Internet was supposed to democratize and open up information, commerce and communication. But so far, the spoils are going to a relative few. …

Britain unveiled plans on Wednesday for sweeping new surveillance powers, including the right to find out which websites people visit, measures ministers say are …

Snapchat recently tweaked its terms of service and privacy policy, and the Internet didn’t like the alterations one bit. The new policies are drastic …

The UK government has proposed a new bill which gives the police and intelligence agencies special powers to get access to individuals’ communications data. …

If your computer was infected with the CoinVault or Bitcryptor ransomware programs you’re in luck — at least compared to other ransomware victims. Chances …

The total redrafting of UK surveillance laws was under growing challenge on Wednesday night after an initially broad political welcome gave way to alarm …

Britain unveiled plans on Wednesday for sweeping new surveillance powers, including the right to find out which websites people visit, measures ministers say are …

Many people like the idea of increasing their privacy with encryption and anonymity tools for sharing files, web browsing and messaging. The trouble is …

Firefox has a new tool to stop websites from spying on you, going a step beyond typical private browsing settings. The new Tracking Protection …

If you have an iPhone running iOS 9, you may want to check to see if your data bill changed since upgrading. A lawsuit …

Tim Berners-Lee, known as the father of the Web, urged European politicians on Monday to “save the Internet” by defending the concept of fair …

It’s actually possible for entities with vast computing resources – such as the NSA and major national governments – to compromise commonly used Diffie-Hellman …

It’s move-in day, and you finally have the papers and the keys for your new home. But do you have the passwords? That’s one …

SCREENSHOTS from social media such as Facebook, Twitter and Snapchat would be more commonly used in court if proposed changes to the Evidence Act …