Category: Wired
“There’s countries we can’t go to anymore,” Stanford says of himself and a core team of administrators. In recent years,…
For years, the cryptocurrency economy has been rife with black market sales, theft, ransomware, and money laundering—despite the strange fact…
If you’re a frequent camper or hiker, or are otherwise away from cell service often, most of these products aren’t…
LockBit emerged at the end of 2019, first calling itself “ABCD ransomware.” Since then, it has grown rapidly. The group…
A security lapse in an app operated by India’s Education Ministry exposed the personally identifying information of millions of students…
Encrypting files, folders, and drives on your computer means that no one else can make sense of the data they…
“Ordinary people’s private financial records are being siphoned indiscriminately into a massive database, with access given to virtually any cop…
Yesterday, mobile giant T-Mobile said that it suffered a data breach beginning on November 26 that impacts 37 million current…
One of the top concerns when it comes to the harms of social media and political polarization in the United…
The Iranian government’s latest attempts in recent months to stifle protests through internet blackouts, digital curfews, and content blocking have…
“It’s quite genius because the minute the ad disappears, your attack stops, which means that you’re not going to be…
At 4 am one morning in October of last year, animal rights activist Raven Deerbrook sat on a bed in…