Electronics

Rising computerization opens doors for increasingly aggressive adversaries, but defenses are better than many might think 

Former Congressman Rick Boucher talks about how Congress and electric power lines could break the federal government’s net neutrality deadlock

Some of the most talented and dangerous cybercrooks and cyberwarriors come from Russia, a longtime meddler in other countries’ affairs

Even if they can exchange their ransom, the criminals will have a hard time accessing their money anonymously

A new device promises to tell police when a driver has been sending messages while behind the wheel, but is it legal? Larry Greenemeier reports.

Humans are increasingly entrusting our security, health and safety to “black box” intelligent machines

Rather than each carrying its own “brain,” they could share a single, remote one

LED flickering is even more pronounced than that of fluorescent lighting

The products that really wow us seem like pure wizardry

A new technique could make digital devices easier to read in bright sunlight 

Models similar to those used to track disease show what happens when too much information hits social media networks