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The leak of Democrats’ e-mails raises unprecedented fears of meddling in the election

The game app’s pocket monsters may be taking over the world—but they’re not quite part of it yet, a tech pioneer insists

The Internet of Things will remain a cumbersome wireless landscape until it finds a way to connect to us

Why haven't all of our objects gone wireless? Because nobody's buying this stuff

Tiny sensors could take medicine, energy efficiency and many other sectors to a whole new dimension

Security expert warns that schools’ “Frankensteined” networks open doors for hackers

The underwater fiber-optic cable would trace the shortest path between Europe and Asia

Nations must agree on penalties with sharp teeth to discourage state-sponsored cyber attacks

Clusters of software and hardware are being aimed at ISIS and other outlaw groups

As cyber attacks grow ever more sophisticated, those who defend against them are embracing behavioral science and economics to understand both the perpetrators and their victims

Has my series on DEFCON 2015 terrified you with tales of how hackers can infiltrate your life in any number of ways—from your social media accounts to the government to your car? If you’re feeling helpless against hackers, here are some of the best ways to safeguard yourself and your technology

The social media giant is introducing chatbots to help advertisers reach Messenger’s 900 million users