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Dyn, the target of a massive DDoS attack on Friday that took down popular sites like Netflix and Twitter, said the "sophisticated" attack involved tens of millions of IP addresses.

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A broad cyberattack that took down large swaths of the internet around the world on Friday was carried out, in part, by unsuspecting devices connected to the internet.

Hillary Clinton says men and women should make equal pay. But the Clinton Foundation's leadership team had an $81,000 gender pay gap, according to the most recent figures available.

A number of popular websites were down for some users on Friday in what appears to be a massive DDoS attack.

A grand jury has issued a criminal indictment against Yevgeniy Aleksandrovich Nikulin, a 29-year-old Russian accused of hacking LinkedIn, Dropbox and a third web service.

Governor Andrew Cuomo has signed into law a proposal that imposes hefty fines on Airbnb hosts who violate the law.

A new report finds that iPhones with an Intel modem are 30% slower.

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Facebook is taking steps to avoid a repeat of last month's Napalm Girl controversy, while potentially opening itself up to a new headache.

In 1974, a 29-year-old local news reporter in Sarasota, Florida, went on a WXLT-TV news broadcast and told viewers, "In keeping with Channel 40's policy of bringing you the latest in 'blood and guts', and in living color, you are going to see another first -- attempted suicide."

Passes for the new National Museum of African-American History and Culture in Washington D.C. are 'sold out' through March 2017.

Sales of luxury cars are set to grow 8% this year and outpace sales growth in all other luxury sectors such as art, food, hotels and wine, according to an semi-annual report from consulting firm, Bain.

Talks to salvage a free trade deal between Canada and the EU have collapsed, leading Canadian negotiators to openly question whether Europe is "capable" of reaching an agreement.

The Wall Street Journal is seeking a "substantial number" of buyouts in an effort to avoid "involuntary layoffs," the newspaper's editor-in-chief Gerard Baker said Friday.

Diversity advocate Laura Gomez just raised the largest seed funding round for a Latina founder.

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