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Man’s best friend is getting a makeover.

Nature is red in tooth and claw — an adage that applies to the smallest creatures as well as the largest.

Kaspersky's anti-virus software had automatically scraped powerful digital surveillance tools off a computer in the United States and the analysts were worried: The data's headers clearly identified the files as classified.

Is Amazon taking convenience a bit too far? Some customers think so after the online retail mogul announced their newest product today: “Amazon Key.”

After accusing Russian-based operatives of purchasing $274,000 in advertising tied to the 2016 U.S. presidential election, Twitter unveiled new transparency steps to let users know which ad campaigns are active.

Networks in Russia and Eastern Europe have been targeted by a new strain of ransomware dubbed 'Bad Rabbit,' a possible variant of the 'Petya' malware that hit computer systems earlier this year.

As the CEO of Apple, not to mention a widely revered tech luminary, Apple co-founder Steve Jobs was no stranger to rubbing elbows with the political elite.

Engineers in New Mexico are designing the next generation Very Large Array of radio telescopes to look deep into our universe.

Amazon really wants to take your relationship to the next level, and it thinks it deserves a key to your home.

Older than the dinosaurs, slime from a primitive creature could be used for future bulletproof body armor.

Bacon is love, bacon is life, and now scientists want to make it even better (?).

North Korea is capable of unleashing a chaotic attack on Australia or the United States without launching a single missile.

A bronze disk recovered from a 16th-century shipwreck has been identified as the earliest known marine navigation tool, according to experts.

Encryption has stopped the FBI from accessing almost 7,000 mobile devices, according to the agency's new director, Christopher Wray.

Hackers have broken into a London-based celebrity plastic surgery clinic, stealing pictures and other sensitive information of top celebrities and even royals that include photos of in-progress genitalia and breast enhancement.

Good morning. You’re under arrest.

Former FBI Director James Comey’s 'secret' Twitter account has finally been revealed after months of rumours linking him to cryptic tweets from the @FormerBU account.

Malaysia Airlines' Flight MH370 went missing in 2014. Despite a huge search effort, the passenger plane has never been found, but now a U.S. firm is hoping to use its underwater technology in a renewed bid to locate the aircraft.

The widow of fallen Army Sgt. La David T. Johnson says a purported Facebook post that circulated with her name slamming a Democratic congresswoman is fake, according to a news report.

Using the most basic digital or smartphone camera, you can shoot thousands of photos, dump them onto a computer and then shoot thousands more. In seconds, you can edit a photo series in ways that would take days to develop in the darkroom. But our images are usually stored on our devices, often leaving duplicates to sort through.