How Huawei impacts rural America's wireless providers
Wilbur Ross on Huawei's cybersecurity threat and its competitive edge on the 5G edge
America should target China's economy, supply chains: Expert
Ward on containing China's economic growth across the globe
FBI discovers Al Qaeda link to Pensacola shooter
Hillary Vaughn on Pensacola shooter phone, Apple
Google antitrust will be 'monumental' lawsuit or big cash payment: Judge Napolitano
Judge Napolitano on Google antitrust and Disney
Cyberattackers mimic government websites in phishing emails using templates
Cyberattackers are imitating legitimate government websites using phishing templates.
FBI, CSIA warn of Chinese cyberattacks targeting coronavirus research organizations
The Chinese Communist Party could be trying to gain access to intelligence related to COVID-19 through cyber attacks.
Coronavirus lockdowns making US military's job more difficult: Anduril's Palmer Luckey
Palmer Luckey on defense technology
In post-coronavirus world, businesses could require ‘health passports’
Lauren Simonetti on health passports, Clear
Post-coronavirus Americans may opt for health over privacy: Judge Napolitano
Judge Andrew Napolitano on health tracking, privacy
Zoom acquires encryption startup in coronavirus security push
The acquisition of Keybase, secure messaging and file-sharing, adds cryptographic expertise to Zoom's staff as it deals with the fallout of security breaches discovered as, company's schools and families started to use the video conferencing software as they sheltered in place to slow the spread of the new coronavirus.
UK wants to fight coronavirus with app that traces citizens, virus spread
Ashley Webster on coronavirus tracking
Coronavirus tracing apps on the way, with privacy trade-offs
App developers are creating coronavirus tracing tools, highlighting privacy and public health concerns.
Big companies caught sharing emails with Google, Twitter, Facebook
A number of big companies were caught allowing Google, Facebook and Twitter to collect email addresses for targeted ad purposes.
Facebook allows users to transfer photos, videos to rival service in move that could ease antitrust concerns
Facebook will allow users in the US and Canada to transfer photos onto Google Photos to give users more control of their data.
Apple, Google release 1st version of coronavirus contact-tracing software
Apple and Google on Wednesday released the first seeds of their coronavirus contact-tracing software to select app developers.
Zoom rival, Google Meet becomes free for all users
Javier Soltero on Google Meet
How to avoid becoming the victim of a scam
Don’t respond to unsubstantiated inquiries about government checks and ignore ads for vaccinations.
Connecticut town using drones for coronavirus symptom, social distancing monitoring
Kristina Partsinevelos on coronavirus, drones
Twitter removing coronavirus tweets it deems could trigger 'social unrest'
The social media company says it will remove posts it deems call for action based on "unverified claims."
Zoom fights 'zoombombing' by allowing hosts to report participants
Zoom will allow meeting hosts to report suspicious call participants with a new feature in its latest app update