Antivirus program tracked users' porn habits, sold browsing data
Antivirus program Avast, which is used by hundreds of millions of people, collected and sold users' most secretive browsing data to some of the world's largest companies until 2019.
Crash-warning device might not have saved Bryant helicopter
The helicopter carrying Kobe Bryant didn't have a recommended warning system to alert the pilot he was too close to land but it's not clear it would have averted the crash that killed nine as the aircraft plummeted toward a fog-shrouded hillside, federal regulators and experts said.
Wawa breach: Over 30M payment records posted for sale on dark web
Payment records linked to the Wawa data breach were posted for sale on the dark web.
Super Bowl attendees brace for hacks after ESPN, NFL attacks
Hacker group OurMine is targeting the Super Bowl hitting social media accounts for 15 NFL teams and ESPN
Realtor's Facebook group helps Californians move to Texas
Real estate agent Marie Bailey created the Facebook group to answer questions from the tens of thousands of California residents choosing to pack their bags and head to the Lone Star State.
Atari to open immersive, video game-themed hotels in 8 cities
On Monday, Atari announced plans to open hotels in Phoenix, Ariz., Las Vegas, Denver, Chicago, Austin, Seattle, San Francisco, and San Jose.
Apple iPhone demand fuels record holiday sales, but coronavirus fears loom
Apple reported earnings as China, one of its crucial international markets, contends with an outbreak of deadly coronavirus.
Satellites could collide over Pennsylvania on Wednesday, space debris tracker warns
Two satellites are on path for a potential collision over this Pennsylvania city.
University of Missouri tests student-tracking tech to boost attendance
The technology tracks students' attendance through in-classroom sensors.
NFL Twitter hacks: League cooperating with law enforcement
The NFL said it directed teams to secure their social media accounts.
New TikTok competitor Byte already filled with spam after launch
The app created by Vine founder Dom Hoffman will likely present some competition to China's TikTok.
Amazon Ring users shouldn't cut the cord too soon, expert says
An engineer working for the shopping behemoth took a swipe at the home security company Ring, citing privacy concerns.
Facebook gives users more control over 'Off-Facebook' activity tracking
The tool will allow Facebook users to detach their identities from their browsing history that Facebook uses to personalize ads.
Xerox beats quarterly profit estimates, holds firm on HP buyout
Xerox, facing a slowdown in demand as businesses cut down on printing their paperwork, has laid out a three-year cost-cutting plan under a CEO nominated by activist investor Carl Icahn.
Video call app Zoom adds security fixes after eavesdrop hack discovered
The vulnerability could have allowed hackers to eavesdrop on calls and have access to all documents shared in the meetings.
UK to allow Huawei in 5G networks but not in 'core' parts
'It gives the UK access to world-leading technology and ensures a competitive market,' Huawei's vice president said.
A Canadian robot sent coronavirus warnings days before officials
It uses a disease surveillance program to scour reports.
'We reject the Chinese model': House lawmakers discuss Huawei threat to U.S. national security
China is a world leader in 5G development.
Fitness wars: 'Peloton' of weightlifting enters at-home gym market
Tonal, a digital weight training machine for at-home fitness enters the $2 billion exercise equipment market.
Samsung Galaxy Z leaks as newest foldable smartphone
Samsung is reportedly gearing up to release a smartphone that folds into a Z shape.



















