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After Friday’s horrific terror attacks on Paris, security experts are weighing the frightening possibility that Sony’s PlayStation 4 has become…
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Watchmaker Citizen harnesses space technology
Watchmaker Citizen is harnessing the power of space technology with its new Satellite Wave F900 watch, which was launched earlier…
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Click, print, shoot: Guns made on 3D printers
SAN FRANCISCO – Downloading a gun’s design plans to your computer, building it on a three-dimensional printer and firing it…
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This Halloween, beware vampire electronics
Everyone knows to turn off lights when you leave a room or to turn off the TV when you’re done…
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Lulzsec hacker Jeremy Hammond sentenced to 10 years in prison
NEW YORK – Convicted hacker Jeremy Hammond — who was arrested with information from turncoat hacker Hector “Sabu” Monsegur, as…
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A group of Russian-speaking coders built a sophisticated spy network that has been sucking data from governments, embassies, and aerospace…
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LONDON – British police said Friday they had seized what appeared to be gun components made on a 3-D printer…
Read MoreFBI ‘secretly spying’ on Google users, company reveals
The FBI used National Security Letters — a form of surveillance that privacy watchdogs call “frightening and invasive” — to…
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Intel explains rare stumble keeping pace with Moore’s Law
Intel executives have long showed slides that illustrate its progress in shrinking transistors on chips, featuring nearly identical fever lines…
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